And while light color furnishings in a convertible is not a good idea because it gets dirty fast, I'd be inclined to do it anyway just to lighten up the interior a bit. If you like lots of wood on the interior, this one has it in spades. Its all very good quality stuff and holds up very well. With the old style galley down arrangement, the salon is comfortably sized, and frankly I prefer it that way. The pullman style galley is large enough for some serious cooking, yet you can relax in the salon and watch TV or have a conversation without being too distracted by what's going on in the galley.
Problem is, the L-shaped settee is angled in the wrong direction.
There's a moderately sized galley sink, but room enough for something bigger. As I did long ago, more and more people are discovering that convertibles aren't just good for fishing, but make good cruising boats, too. With a galley as large as this one, and seven large storage cabinets, living and cooking aboard the 45C is plenty convenient. And while there's a big drop down into the forward spaces, the stair risers are wide and not steep. Otherwise, there's not much room for any other furniture unless you want to place chairs in front of the electric panel doors on the port side.