
HANDE
EIGHTY · 26M
THIS IS HANDE
A study in volume, light, and understated grace. Designed and built in Turkey by Kilimli & Barça, the Hande series reimagines life on the water through expansive spatial freedom and uncompromising poise. Whether engineered as an ultra-stable multihull or a refined coastal cruiser, every Hande vessel is crafted for those who seek quiet luxury, architectural purity, and unhurried horizons.

EXTERIOR
Boundaries that open to the waterline
A continuous sheerline curves gracefully from bow to stern, creating an unbroken architectural profile. At anchor, the aft quarters unfold outward into an expansive, sea-level beach terrace — merging swimming platforms, lounging areas, and direct water access into a single private shore. Deep overhangs protect the flush panoramic glazing, offering shelter from the sun while framing the water from every angle.

INTERIOR
Curved geometry, flooded with horizon
Soft architectural curves, natural whitewashed oak, and tactile cream bouclé. Centered around a sculptural spiral staircase and sweeping 360-degree glass, the interior feels like an elevated coastal sanctuary. The palette remains intentionally restrained throughout, allowing shifting daylight and open water to define the atmosphere of every room.



Specifications
Specifications
Name
Hande 80
Year
2027
Length
26.67 m / 87.5 ft
Beam
7.00 m / 22.97 ft
Speed
15 knots
Fuel capacity
10,000 L / 2.641 USG
Water capacity
5,000 L / 1.320 USG
TBD
Naval architect
Kilimli & Barça
Exterior design
Kilimli & Barça
Interior design
Design
Main engines
2 × MAN V8, 750 hp (each)
Generators
40 kW
Stabilizers
TBD
Cruising Speed Range
1000 NM
Propulsion
Design
Propulsion
LENGTH
40m / 130ft
YEAR
2026
TYPE
Fast Displacement
LENGTH
26m / 87ft
YEAR
2027
TYPE
Coastal Cruiser
Kilimli & Barça — unshaken by oceans, untouched by fashion, to be defined by nothing but its own course
Kilimli & Barça draw each hull from nothing and build it in Tuzla. Between one vessel and the next, only a way of thinking carries over: originality, simplicity, and the natural.

