The creatives at Studio Job in Belgium, whose work we’ve previously admired on Yatzer, have customized the interior of the Firmship 42, a private boat dressed in shades of white and gray, teak, Corian, and marine-inspired iconography. The Firmship 42 can best be described as a floating work of art, introducing a new nautical tradition—or so we hope! This classic vessel, with its modern design, beautifully balances contemporary creativity with traditional form, all while maintaining the functionality expected in today’s boats.

Radiating sophistication, the Firmship 42 features outstanding gray detailing, from the railings and bollards to the sundeck and even the throttle. Its bold and streamlined exterior was designed by nautical architect Willem Nieland, creating a striking contrast with Studio Job’s refined and imaginative interior. The interior incorporates delicate nautical symbols from the past, reinterpreted with an unexpected twist. Anchors, Moby Dick references, and skull-and-crossbones motifs adorn the upholstery and even the stained-glass window that separates the cabin from the pilot house.