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Holld 74

The HOLLD 74 is an all-carbon sailing catamaran crafted to explore. Conceived for long-range family cruising, the design enables fast, composed passages with a minimal crew. Performance is balanced with stability, redundancy is integrated without excess, and every system is considered to support life at sea; quietly, reliably and without distraction.

Constructed using a one-shot carbon fibre and epoxy resin infusion process, with hand-lamination limited to less than one percent, the HOLLD 74 will achieve incredible rigidity and strength, with impressive weight efficiencies.

From structure to systems, the HOLLD 74 is built with the precision and discipline of the Dutch superyacht tradition. Engineering decisions are governed by safety, longevity, and reliability, ensuring a yacht that performs with consistency and integrity over time.

Interior Engineering Support

The HOLLD 74 interior is conceived as a bespoke environment for long-range family cruising, balancing comfort, personal expression and sailing performance. The generous 10.2-metre beam allows for open-plan living, refined accommodation and a calm onboard atmosphere, developed to suit the yacht’s performance-driven character and superyacht-level standards.

Trimm Design supports Holld Yachts with specialist interior engineering expertise, combining practical yacht-building experience with a strong understanding of high-end interiors, performance vessels and construction-driven detailing.

With senior engineering support involved on-site and in close liaison with the shipyard, we help bridge the gap between interior design intent and buildable technical solutions. This is especially valuable in a carbon sailing catamaran, where comfort, refinement, weight awareness and technical execution need to remain carefully aligned.

Our contribution supports a precise and efficient development process, helping to translate bespoke interior concepts into solutions that respect the yacht’s performance character, construction philosophy and high-end finish.

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Design Specifications

  • Project

    HOLLD 74

  • Type

    Sailing catamaran

  • Builder

    Holld Yachts

  • LOA

    22.55m

  • LWL

    22.00m

  • BOA

    10.20m

  • Draft

    1.45m

  • Mast Clearance

    31.00m

  • Mast Length

    27.20m

  • Disp. Light Ship

    23.95 tonnes

  • Displ. Max Load

    30.00 tonnes

  • Interior Designer

    Linda Chevallerau

  • Exterior Design

    Dijksman Design

  • Naval Architect

    Thorne Design

  • Trimm involvement:

    Interior engineering support

Holld 74 and the Interior Concept

The proposed interior layouts prioritise family life and cruising in comfort. Hull #1 is configured with a built-in sofa to aft on the main deck, seats within the sugar scoops, and corner seating either side of full-height glass doors that lead through to an open plan galley, lounge and dining space that optimise the 10.2m beam. On the port side, steps lead down to the master cabin – positioned forward – and there’s a guest twin or crew cabin to aft. On the starboard side to aft, is a VIP double with adjacent private lounge, and a third double cabin is positioned forward. Developed in collaboration with Linda Chevallerau, everything will be executed to bespoke, superyacht interior standards and refined to suit individual client tastes.

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