The Australian studio Nick Stark Design has unveiled Project M, an 81-meter catamaran concept outfitted with two helipads.

The concept features an impressive 2,690GT of interior space, and its 22-meter-long beam allows for a variety of amenities inside and out.

Nick Stark, the designer of Project M, stated, “The size of the interior combined with the catamaran’s efficient platform essentially creates a high-performance private island.”

The owner’s private veranda has its own Jacuzzi and lounge area. Aft, the owner’s suite includes his and her restrooms with freestanding tubs. This area connects to an exterior space with a pool, which features purpose-built illumination and a DJ system at night.

Below the wheelhouse and offices on the main deck is a cozy lounge with a grand piano and a theater area. Elsewhere, enormous windows enlighten the guest quarters on the main deck, which also offers multiple opportunities for panoramic views.

“The secret was to bring the outdoors inside. Stark remarked, “The extensive use of glass makes this a yacht of light.”

Other exterior features include a viewing lounge with ample seating located forward on the main deck. The two helidecks on Project M, one located aft on the sun deck and the other forward towards the bow, allow for offshore travel. The project also includes three tender compartments, one of which functions as a beach club deck when raised and is stored between the hulls.

Project M succeeds the studio’s Project Grace superyacht concept, which was unveiled in August 2021.