Guido de Groot Design is amongst others responsible for the sportive “Convertible” and “Wheelhouse” range of models at Mulder Shipyard, and works already since 2003 together with this famous Dutch yard. Since the beginning of this cooperation, Mulder Shipyard has yielded around 30 yachts designed by Guido de Groot Design.
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