
Mulder Shipyard introduces the new Mulder 122
Additional length, new exterior spaces and a character both familiar and distinctly new.
Mulder Shipyard has introduced the Mulder 122 — the next model in its superyacht line. The new yacht draws on the technologies and styling established across nine Mulder ThirtySix yachts already delivered, though it does not repeat them literally: at 37.2 metres, the added length has been used to rework the exterior zones and specific elements of the layout. The changes affect the foredeck, the stern and a number of details in the exterior design, while the overall proportions remain clearly recognisable.

The most noticeable changes are on the foredeck, which has been given a new spatial arrangement. A lounge area sits directly ahead of the superstructure, two sunpads are positioned further forward, and a seating area occupies the very bow. Integrated into the yacht's lines, this layout creates an open space intended for time spent outdoors.

The additional length is most apparent at the stern. Here, an extended swim platform provides improved access to the water, while the two stairways from the aft deck have been given a gentler angle — one that follows the lines of the stern and makes the descent to the water more comfortable.

There are less obvious changes as well: a newly designed mast, revised glazing towards the bow and a series of adjustments across the hull. Together they refresh the yacht's exterior appearance while preserving the proportions by which the model is recognised as a Mulder. Where required, IMO III / U.S. EPA Tier 4 compliance can be offered on request.

The most noticeable changes are on the foredeck, which has been given a new spatial arrangement. A lounge area sits directly ahead of the superstructure, two sunpads are positioned further forward, and a seating area occupies the very bow. Integrated into the yacht's lines, this layout creates an open space intended for time spent outdoors.

The additional length is most apparent at the stern. Here, an extended swim platform provides improved access to the water, while the two stairways from the aft deck have been given a gentler angle — one that follows the lines of the stern and makes the descent to the water more comfortable.

There are less obvious changes as well: a newly designed mast, revised glazing towards the bow and a series of adjustments across the hull. Together they refresh the yacht's exterior appearance while preserving the proportions by which the model is recognised as a Mulder. Where required, IMO III / U.S. EPA Tier 4 compliance can be offered on request.

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