Auf einen Blickbeiderbeck designs ist ein Yacht-Designstudio in Bremen, das Segelyachten, Tender und schnelle Boote entwirft und konstruiert. Das Team um Tim Ulrich, der über 25 Jahre Erfahrung und mehr als 40 Yachten im Portfolio hat, arbeitet vom Konzept bis zur Fertigstellung. Ergänzt wird die Arbeit durch Xenia Jochum für Interieur, Sören Wiesrecker für Industrial Design und Visualisierung sowie Dagmar Kessler im Studioalltag.
Angebot von beiderbeck designs GmbH
Sailing Yachts
We design large sailing yachts with passion and success: nearly all of our new builds are award-nominated, so striking that they turn heads, designed to meet the unique needs of their owners with an always out-of-the-box approach, and they sail both beautifully and swiftly.
Tender & Commuter
Our unique blend of knowledge about the workings and design of superyachts, coupled with extensive experience in constructing high-speed sailing yachts with their specific demands for stability, lightweight construction, and functionality, positions us perfectly for designing and engineering custom and series tenders. We offer superyacht styling, expertise in mold making, and high-end composite engineering, our own in-house VPP for hulls capable of speeds well over 40 knots, and an understanding of onboard processes and the importance of technically simple, solid, elegant solutions, as well as knowledge about the requirements for cranes and garages.
Tim Ulrich
Tim has been a yacht designer for over 25 years, now having more than 40 motor- and sailing yachts under his belt, for which he has been responsible from the initial concept to their christening. But to be precise, it all began much earlier. As a sailor from his earliest childhood, an airbrush artist, and a yacht enthusiast who was drawing designs and layouts of yachts as a teenager, his path was clearly predetermined. Today, he has gathered a fantastic team in his studio that not only realizes the most challenging visions but also develops magnificent ideas. When he is not in the office or somewhere by or on the water (which is rare), he is often found either under or driving pre-war cars.
Xenia Jochum
Xenia often proves to be a rock in the storm with her calm and thoughtful demeanor, but do not mess with her. She holds a Master of Arts in Interior Design and has been with us since 2017. She is fascinated by the style of classic yacht interiors and has a knack for translating their aesthetics, functionality, and value into a modern, bright, and clear design style for yachts and superyachts. Her design skills are complemented by ample experience in technical implementation. With her talents as an interior designer and her love for cooking and food, she should urgently design a restaurant – it would be a wonderful place but not so great for the waistline.
Sören Wiesrecker
Since starting as an intern with us in 2019, Sören has stayed loyal to the studio, enhancing it with his expertise in industrial design and visualization. When he is not out on his wakeboard after hours, he augments this expertise with a profound knowledge of wines, which frequently sparks interesting discussions at our Beiderbeck bar. Sören introduces a very modern, organic style to our studio with his flowing forms and is an absolute perfectionist. His ambition and determination to understand and fine-tune everything down to the last detail often imbue our visualizations with that certain something. It is hard to define exactly what it is, but its presence is unmistakably felt.
Dagmar Kessler
Born in the Alps and trained at Siemens in office management, there was little to suggest a career in superyachting apart from a love for the sea and a passion for interior design. Fortunately, things took a different turn. She became part of the team shortly after the studio's founding and has since absorbed everything about superyachts, materials, and projects like a sponge. She feels as much at home in Antibes Port Vauban as she does wearing a helmet on a new build or sailing classics at Kiel Week. With her friendly and open manner, she is well-liked everywhere and has become indispensable in the yachting world, far beyond the beiderbeck studio.