As tennis fans shift their gaze from Roland Garros to Wimbledon, we’re reminded how the spirit of the game, precision, rhythm, and elegance, can inspire beyond the court. At Silverlining, that spirit took shape in a bespoke table tennis table created with designer Katharine Pooley. Crafted from fumed eucalyptus with hidden drawers and a perforated leather net, it blends playfulness with refined craftsmanship. Though far from Centre Court, it captures the same energy and attention to detail, proof that even the most playful pieces can be canvases for enduring design.

True craftsmanship often reveals itself in the smallest details. At the Cartier, Design: A Living Legacy exhibition, a tiny vanity case with a delicate key stood out, not for its function, but for the care in every detail. It echoed our recent Firework Desk at Silverlining, where the most meaningful feature wasn’t immediately visible: a bespoke key mirroring the desk’s intricate marquetry. Though hidden, it embodied the same precision and intent. In a world focused on appearances, it’s these unseen touches that define excellence.

Silverlining's founder Mark Boddington joined La Villaine Studio’s Mathilde Le Villain to reflect on how AI has impacted the design world. From early ideation to emotional resonance, they explored whether technology is transforming creativity, or simply supporting the human touch.

It is often said that great oaks from little acorns grow but who would have thought that a humble acorn planted within the grounds of one of Britain’s finest stately homes during the 18th century would eventually become the spectacular heart of a unique 21st century table aboard a yacht on the other side of the world in New Zealand - what a journey!

Tasked with creating a TV cabinet for a roof terrace, Silverlining crafted a sleek, weatherproof solution using just stainless steel and Viscount White granite. The waterproof TV rises at the touch of a remote, hidden within a sculptural cabinet built from a single stone slab with seamless mitre joints. Tapered, shiplap-style layers help rain run off and reduce visual bulk, proof that smart design can thrive outdoors.

In the heart of London’s prestigious Knightsbridge, Silverlining, in collaboration with renowned designer Rémi Tessier, has unveiled a striking artwork wall at The Emory Hotel. The “Cracked Earth” wall is more than a decorative piece; it is an artistic homage to the dramatic salt-pan landscapes of Deadvlei, Namibia.

Find out more about the design, materials and craftsmanship that culminated in Silverlining’s largest extendable table to date.

In the world of luxury design, where innovation meets tradition, we consistently set benchmarks for integrating unexpected materials with modern craftsmanship.

At Silverlining Furniture, our mission has always been to push the boundaries of craftsmanship, innovation, and design. Our founder, Mark Boddington, recently sat down with Ted on The Build Magazine Podcast to share his remarkable journey from a passionate craftsman to the leader of Silverlining Furniture.

The piece celebrates three decades of collaboration between the two design studios.

Silverlining is proud to announce a remarkable double victory at the prestigious 2025 Boat Artistry and Craft Awards.

To honour the Year of the Snake, we have created a bespoke digital artwork that embodies the essence of wisdom and transformation — symbolic traits of the Year of the Snake.

Silverlining Furniture has been shortlisted for two 2025 Boat Artistry and Craft Awards: Emerging Artisan of the Year for Poppy Pawsey’s marquetry excellence and Outstanding Collaboration for exquisite chinoiserie panels on the superyacht Kismet. These honors celebrate innovation, craftsmanship, and dedication to preserving traditional techniques while embracing modern advancements.

In Silverlining’s North Wales atelier, luxury meets sustainability as artisans transform leather remnants into exquisite, modern pieces, blending innovative craftsmanship with a commitment to environmental responsibility.

The Feather Bar by Silverlining, located in a luxurious New York duplex, exemplifies the brand's signature blend of artistry, craftsmanship, and innovation. Created in collaboration with designer Brian J. McCarthy, the piece showcases a fusion of creativity and meticulous craftsmanship, pushing the boundaries of traditional furniture design.

Highlighting five innovative materials—Honeycomb Straw, Karuun™, Flax Fibre, BeLEAF™, and PineSkin—that blend sustainability and durability, redefining contemporary furniture design by incorporating natural and engineered alternatives with minimal environmental impact.

Mark Boddington's pursuit of exceptional materials has taken him worldwide, from sourcing quilted maple in the USA to European oak veneers in Spain, while also uncovering rare finds with rich histories like 3,000-year-old bog oak and leather from an 18th-century shipwreck.

Silverlining is innovating in exterior furniture design by using sustainable materials and advanced manufacturing techniques. By identifying limitations in current yacht furniture, they push creative and craftsmanship boundaries. Their process combines designers, raw materials, and makers to create unique, refined, and beautiful furniture pieces.