Arrow

Arrow represents an important milestone within the evolution of H2 Yacht Design, becoming the first completed Feadship project fully designed by Jonny Horsfield and his London-based studio.

Constructed by the renowned Dutch shipyard as hull 703, the yacht combines Feadship's engineering precision with H2's integrated approach to exterior and interior architecture. Rather than pursuing exaggerated styling gestures, the design focuses on continuity, proportion and sculptural balance.

The exterior profile uses elongated horizontal lines and carefully controlled transitions between decks to visually extend the yacht while softening the scale of the superstructure. Large sections of glazing reduce visual mass and establish stronger connections between interior spaces and the surrounding environment.

Throughout the project, H2 sought to create a yacht that felt contemporary without becoming overtly minimal or trend-driven. The interior architecture was therefore developed around a calmer residential sensibility, balancing clean structural forms with warmth, texture and material depth.

Guest spaces prioritise openness, movement and natural light. Expansive glazing introduces panoramic views across multiple decks, while circulation routes were designed to feel fluid and uninterrupted throughout the vessel.

Arrow's exterior areas were also approached architecturally rather than decoratively. Lounge areas, terraces and social spaces were integrated into the overall profile composition, ensuring the yacht maintains a cohesive visual identity from every angle.

Following launch, the yacht underwent extensive sea trials in the North Sea before entering service, quickly becoming recognised for its elegant proportions and restrained contemporary styling.

For H2 Yacht Design, Arrow demonstrated the studio's ability to operate at the highest level of Northern European custom yacht construction while maintaining the individuality and flexibility that define the practice.