BAD DADDY

John Lindblom's naval architecture for this 28.65-metre Horizon reveals itself in purposeful proportions that prioritize stability without sacrificing speed. BAD DADDY emerges from the 2004 design brief as a study in functional elegance, where Lindblom's hull engineering creates a platform for extended cruising comfort. Horizon's own design team handled both exterior styling and interior conception, resulting in cohesive spaces that flow naturally from deck to salon. The 6.54-metre beam provides generous volume across the yacht's 138 gross tonnes, allowing for thoughtful accommodation planning that houses six guests while maintaining clear sight lines throughout the main living areas. Lindblom's hull form, with its carefully calculated waterline length and beam ratio, delivers the stable ride that makes this size category particularly appealing for owners who value ocean-going capability over sheer size. Three crew members operate the yacht efficiently, benefiting from Horizon's practical approach to service areas and mechanical systems that prioritize reliability over complexity.