The refrigerator appears to be well insulated, and galley stowage is plentiful. Numerous opening ports and hatches scattered throughout the boat should keep the air flowing, and the whole interior is bright and cheerful. The head is abaft the saloon, and it has a one-piece fiberglass liner that will be easy to keep clean. The shower has its own seat. Two sleeping cabins are aft under the cockpit, and their bunks will serve best as wide singles, not as doubles.
Lights are well positioned for reading in bed.
The details reveal the designers' cruising know-how. While many builders put tanks under the settees, Dufour leaves that space for storage by locating tanks under the aft bunks and in the seat lockers. Only the hot water heater is under the settees. There's a clever stowage compartment under the movable dinette seat as well as beneath the nav seat, and lockers are plentiful. A wet locker at the base of the companionway will keep dripping foul-weather jackets out of the cabins.