Built by hand, one hull at a time.
Fourteen welders, one hall on the Puddefjord and a rule that nobody hands a problem down the line.
Founded
2019
Team
38
Hulls a year
2
A small yard with long patience.
Stille started in a rented hall in Laksevåg with one hull on the slip and an idea: a yacht that could anchor under the cliffs of the northern fjords in silence, without a generator running all night.
Six years later we build two hulls a year, still by hand, still in Bergen. The same welders fair every seam they lay, and every owner can visit the hall whenever their hull is on the slip.
From the first line to the first night at anchor.
Twenty-six months, in five stages. Owners visit at every one.
The line
We draw your hull with you: layout, colour, wood and stone.
3 months
Plate
Marine aluminium is cut, bent and welded into sections in the hall.
6 months
Hull
Sections are joined, faired and painted. She gets her name.
5 months
Fit-out
Systems, joinery and furniture go in, room by room.
10 months
Sea trials
Two weeks off Stad, then delivery wherever you want her.
2 months
What the hall looks like today.
People in the yard
Welders
First line to delivery
Hulls delivered or in build
