Silver Lining’s interior designed by Kimberly Graham creates a classic, beautiful atmosphere with black American walnut paneling and stonework. She can comfortably sleep up to 16 guests in 6 staterooms with forward guest rooms below having a Double bed, a single bed and a Pullman each. Her voluminous master cabin is located on the main deck, complemented by two equally impressive VIPs, a double and two twins.

The main saloon includes a formal dining table to comfortably seat 12 guests and a bar and entertainment set up. A second large living and entertaining space is her full beam sky lounge with a bar, entertainment system and games table.

Silver Lining's exterior deck space has been designed to provide ample room for guests to relax. From the main saloon there is the aft mid-level deck with casual seating and dining, an entertainment system and beautiful sweeping views. Leading out from the skylounge, the main aft deck includes a full Al Fresco dining table. Upwards, the sun deck comes fully equipped with sun pads, Jacuzzi and bar, while the Portuguese bridge is another popular spot. Another enviable feature for a yacht of Silver Lining's size is the touch and go helipad for easy helicopter access and elevator to all decks.