Though Feadship has been designing, engineering, and building superyachts for the world's foremost entrepreneurs, celebrities, and royals since 1949, few outside the yachting world have ever heard of the Dutch company. The brand is synonymous with discretion and known for creating entirely bespoke one-offs, a defining element of Feadship's identity and central to the experience of commissioning one of its yachts. Now, for the first time, the book Feadship takes readers behind the scenes of what may be the most exclusive brand in the world. Inside its pages, images and documents from Feadship's private archives reveal the brand's carte blanche philosophy and showcase the extraordinary craftsmanship behind its custom creations, each costing hundreds of millions and taking years to complete. There are yachts, and there are Feadships. The brand's long-standing slogan captures the magnitude-financial, physical, and creative-of owning one of its vessels. With this title, expect the unimaginable: a universe of space-age artistry, where superyachts feature everything from ice-hockey rinks and pickleball courts to glass-bottom pools and IMAX theaters. AUTHOR: John Weich is a writer, editor, and creative director active across culture and commerce. He has held senior editorial positions at Wallpaper*, Dutch, and ArtReview magazines, and his work has appeared in, among other publications, The Guardian and The Toronto Globe & Mail. Weich has authored several books, including Storytelling on Steroids and Ballyhooman, and contributes as a writer, podcaster, and narrative consultant to established and emerging brands, including Feadship.