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Established 40 years ago, Silverlining is a world-renowned design studio and workshop dedicated to creating exceptional furniture for the most demanding environments. Known for its ability to combine timeless craftsmanship with forward-thinking design, the company has earned a global following among aesthetes, collectors, and yacht owners.
Based in Wrexham, North Wales, Silverlining’s 70-strong team of designers, makers, project managers, and specialists source the finest materials, from rare woods and exquisite leathers to precious metals, transforming them into extraordinary pieces through both traditional and advanced techniques.
Silverlining has created bespoke furniture for landmark marine projects, including M.Y. Amaryllis, Ambassador, Artifact, Aquila, Bravo Eugenia, Baton Rouge, H3, Chaos, Kismet, Lady S, Palladium and Valor, as well as for confidential commissions aboard vessels from 60 to over 130 metres.
With deep expertise across sectors, the studio delivers beautifully crafted, high-performance pieces tailored precisely to the unique demands of life at sea.
As a member of the 2025 Blue Wake programme at the Monaco Yacht Show, Silverlining reaffirms its commitment to sustainability through responsible sourcing, long-lasting design, and a considered approach to materials and making.
Silverlining Furniture creates bespoke superyacht interiors where craftmanship and environmental responsibility go hand in hand. As a PRIME member, we integrate sustainable thinking into material selection, production methods and product longevity.Material Innovation - We introduce sustainable alternatives such as cork, recycled veneers, straw marquetry, vegetable tanned leathers, and more. Many of our timbers are FSC certified, bought often from local suppliers.Responsible Finishes - Our workshop increasingly adopts low VOC lacquers, water based systems and non-toxic adhesives to reduce environmental impact without compromising durability. Material Reuse and Research - In collaboration with the BioComposites Centre at Bangor University we explore ways to transform materials into new decorative surfaces and composite materials. Longevity Through Craftsmanship - Out interiors are designed using traditional cabinetmaking techniques to ensure durability and repairability, supporting a longer lifecycle for yacht interiors.Through ongoing research and collaboration, Silverlining Furniture contributes practical solutions to the sustainable goals of the superyacht industry.
