Feadship has revealed Project 826, an 80-metre motoryacht that introduces a striking new design direction for the shipyard. Created in collaboration with renowned British designer Malcolm McKeon, the yacht combines the elegance and performance-driven thinking of sailing yachts with a highly contemporary Feadship profile.

With her low freeboard, uncluttered foredeck and sleek graphite-coloured hull, Project 826 departs from traditional superyacht proportions. Expansive glass surfaces, subtle teak detailing and sculptural lines reinforce the strong connection between yacht, sea and sky.

One of the defining features is the largest beach club ever created on a Feadship. Spanning 165 square metres across two levels, the space opens directly onto the water via large fold-out terraces and benefits from natural light filtering through the glass-bottom pool above. To maximise openness and uninterrupted views, Feadship developed new engineering solutions that integrate the opening mechanisms within the doors themselves.

Project 826 also features extensive wellness and watersports facilities, including gym areas with folding sea terraces, a massage room and a spacious poolside lounge centred around a 6.37-metre swimming pool. Interior design is by Milan-based studio m2atelier.

“This yacht represents a new design chapter in the Feadship story,” says Director Jan-Bart Verkuyl. “Achieving a profile this clean whilst accommodating the technical complexity of the stern architecture and the scale of the beach club openings demanded a high level of engineering innovation.”