The Open Foundation
Two hulls, a connected deck and an open layout. The simplest visual starting point for a private or professional project.
From the simplicity of an open deck to personalized floating living spaces. Explore how a modular catamaran foundation can become the starting point for your own marine design.
Marinero Sea focuses on modular catamaran platforms — a twin-hull foundation and connecting deck that can become the starting point for different projects.
Ten visual concepts — from minimalist deck arrangements to larger floating accommodation ideas.
Two hulls, a connected deck and an open layout. The simplest visual starting point for a private or professional project.
A straightforward marine platform layout with perimeter railings and room for future fittings and equipment.
A simple shaded area for an outdoor seating arrangement, recreational deck or sheltered helm position.
A sheltered operating area combined with open deck space, suitable as inspiration for a custom marine layout.
A compact enclosed space for a workspace, personal retreat or potential accommodation project.
An enclosed layout that could be developed with seating, sleeping and basic amenities according to the vessel design.
An advanced arrangement with a raised control area, intended only for platforms engineered to carry the additional structure.
A floating accommodation concept featuring an elevated outdoor area above the principal enclosed deck.
Exploring a more substantial upper structure with separate lower and upper functional areas.
A starting point for an individually designed floating home, hospitality concept or professional OEM product.
There is no need to begin with a fully furnished vessel. The platform provides a starting point, and the final scope is developed around each project.
Two hulls, connecting components and the deck structure. The foundation supplied by Marinero Sea.
Railings, basic shelters and other simple fittings designed for the intended platform configuration.
Custom-designed sheltered areas, workspaces or compact living layouts added by the project builder.
More ambitious accommodation and upper-deck concepts, subject to specific engineering and safety approval.
The final design depends on your intended use, location, operational conditions and the capabilities of the selected platform.
Day trips, marine leisure projects and simple outdoor arrangements.
Compact private accommodation and floating home concepts.
Professionally designed floating studios, guest spaces and commercial concepts.
Builder-developed vessel products under an independent company identity.
The potential internal space within the hulls can become part of your functional layout, whether for equipment storage, onboard systems or carefully planned accommodation.
The usable space is limited by actual hull geometry, structure and required safety systems. Interior scenes illustrate possibilities rather than guaranteed dimensions or occupancy.
Choose a direction, define the project, then work with appropriate marine professionals to establish what can safely be built.
Start with a proposed size and describe your intended project.
Plan the cabin, deck, hull access and equipment requirements.
Check structural loads, stability, safety and applicable approvals.
Assemble and outfit the project according to the approved design.
For marine contractors, boat builders and developers, Marinero Sea aims to provide the platform that can become the foundation of your own finished product.
Build your upper structure, interior concept and customer experience around a separately sourced marine base — with appropriate engineering, project-specific specifications and commercial agreements.
No. These are conceptual examples showing how a base platform might be developed. Our initial focus is the modular twin-hull platform, not the finished cabins and living units shown.
Customization is central to the concept, but all designs must meet the platform's verified structural limits, stability requirements and applicable marine regulations.
That cannot be determined from length alone. Multi-level construction requires engineering that considers beam, displacement, load capacity, wind exposure, center of gravity and operating conditions.
Propulsion is not included in the proposed base kit. Compatible engine installation must be considered as part of the final vessel's engineering and safety requirements.
That is a core part of our proposed business model. Commercial terms, intellectual property, responsibilities and product specifications would be established through individual supply agreements.
Share your project idea, proposed platform size and desired configuration.