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Mulder 122 Gives a Proven Superyacht Platform More Room to Live
5 October 2026 · 1 min read

AI-generated conceptual illustration of a motor yacht with an extended stern platform; not a photograph or accurate rendering of the Mulder 122.
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Mulder’s new 37.2-metre model develops the ThirtySix platform through revised outdoor spaces, a larger swim platform and an individually designed interior.
Mulder Shipyard has introduced the Mulder 122, a 37.2-metre model drawing on the experience of nine delivered ThirtySix yachts. The evolution focuses on how owners use the yacht’s exterior spaces while retaining the family’s established proportions.
More Time Close to the Water
The redesigned foredeck brings together a lounge, twin sunpads and seating near the bow. At the stern, an extended swim platform is paired with revised stairs connecting it to the aft deck.
Other changes include a new mast design and adjusted forward glazing, giving the model a refreshed appearance.
A Familiar Technical Foundation
The aluminium yacht uses Van Oossanen’s Fast Displacement Hull Form. Mulder publishes a cruising speed of 15 knots and a maximum of 17 knots at half load, with specifications dependent on the selected configuration.
The arrangement includes a main-deck owner’s cabin and four guest cabins. Interiors remain open to individual design input, allowing owners to shape the atmosphere of the yacht within the established platform.
Source: Mulder Shipyard


