It’s unlikely that we will ever lease or purchase a vessel as large and opulent as the Symmetry superyacht. Even though we might never set foot in one of these floating homes, we still want to have a close look.

Born and raised in the Netherlands, Sander J. Sinnott is a designer of furniture, luxurious interiors, and designs for superyachts. He presented the Symmetry idea at the Monaco Yacht Show in September.

Symmetry will have a total of around 1,000 square meters (10,700 square feet) of usable deck space.

Inside, there are 12 staterooms for 34 passengers to select from, including four VIP suites with private lounges and balconies. The owner’s cottages have a sitting area, study, library, and private spa.

Additionally, six personal watercraft, a 46-foot (14-meter) day boat, and two 33-foot (10-meter) tenders are available for impromptu excursions, such as visits to the casino. There’s always the helipad at the back of the ship, where James may land his helicopter.