Gallery: Inside the First Pershing 140 Chorusline

The first Pershing to be built in light aluminium alloy, the 140 sports a distinctive steel grille on the bow, reminiscent of a luxury car. Chorusline is capable of 38 knots.

Fulvio De Simoni has penned all of Pershing’s models since 1985 and was keen to make sure the sporty, aggressive 140 is innovative yet still unmistakably a Pershing

The painting by French artist Laeti de Flo in the main deck dining area is done in her signature medium – nail polish. The Boboli table is by Cassina and the chrome and velvet chairs are Revolution by Midj.

Julien Calot’s painting dominates the main saloon, which features Roche Bobois sofas and water droplet design elements by Fuoriluogo Chrome Design.

The acrylic panel behind the main deck bar, with gold and silver leaf flakes, is by the French company Dacryl.

The master cabin forward on the lower deck, with its striking semicircular design theme and large water drops by Fuoriluogo Chrome Design.

The owner's ensuite is an intimate space made even cosier by a floor in rustic grey oak.

Forward on the main deck, where you would expect the master bathroom to be, is a multimedia room. As well as an 88in Sony flat-screen TV and karaoke equipment (by Yamaha, SilverStone, Deoworks and Shure), there is the necessary plumbing to turn it back into a bathroom for resale.

The huge beach club on Chorusline is an excellent space for lounging or entertaining.

The transom opens vertically while panels on either side fold down and can be joined to the aft running board by detachable panels to become one continuous space, open on three sides to the air and views.