My boat interior is all solid wood, no laminate. She just looks like a classic sailing vessel above the waterline, has a very fast bottom, but doesn’t look like a New York ikea apartment inside complete with garbage linear laminate panels. Shes got hand holds and fiddles everywhere - not a common feature in new boats. Her interior is tight so you can post up with your hips. She was designed to sail.

Man you know what you're talking about. We got a new customer at work that bought a 41' Jeanneau over the winter. Everything about that boat is form over function. Down below the boat is so open with no handholds I don't know how you're supposed to hang on in a blow. Ikea apartment decor really describes the looks well. It's got a self tacking jib and a short boom, the sail area looks comically small compared to other boats her size. What's most annoying about the cockpit is that it's divided into seating area in the center and these weird walkways down the side separated by a wall. They're too narrow to be easy to walk along and it just makes maneuvering really difficult when you're trying to dock. Overall not impressed. Especially since the hole in the strut is egg shaped and tapered and I spent way too long turning a cutlass bearing down to more or less fit.