STELLA NOVA

Naval architect W. Muller's 1971 design for Hameln captures a pivotal moment in yachting history, when traditional craftsmanship met the emerging possibilities of modern motor yacht construction. STELLA NOVA represents this transition perfectly, her 26.82-meter profile reflecting the confident proportions and purposeful lines that defined luxury yachting in the early seventies. At 6.1 meters of beam, she offers generous space for eight guests attended by a professional crew of four. Her proportions speak to an era when yacht design prioritized elegant volume over sheer size, creating intimate yet sophisticated accommodations that encourage genuine connection with both companions and the sea itself. More than five decades since her launch, STELLA NOVA continues to embody the enduring appeal of her generation. Muller's dual role as both naval architect and exterior designer ensured a unified vision throughout, resulting in a yacht where every element serves both function and form. Her presence on the water carries the quiet authority that only comes from proven design principles and the passage of time.