MISS SARAH J

Michael Kirschstein's singular vision permeates every surface of MISS SARAH J, where the German designer's dual role as both exterior and interior architect creates an unprecedented visual continuity rarely achieved in yacht design. The 2002 Inace build showcases Kirschstein's methodical approach through repeated geometric motifs that flow from the superstructure's angular profiles directly into the salon's custom millwork, establishing a design dialogue that spans indoor and outdoor environments without interruption. At 29 meters, this motor yacht accommodates six guests with a three-person crew ensuring attentive service throughout each charter. Kirschstein's interior palette mirrors his exterior color blocking, creating spatial relationships that feel deliberately choreographed rather than coincidentally aligned. The 6.71-meter beam provides generous volume for the designer's angular furniture pieces and built-in elements, each positioned to reinforce the yacht's overall geometric narrative while maintaining the practical luxury expected from a vessel of MISS SARAH J's caliber.