Inside the Boeing 787 Dreamliner Gallery (photos)

The Gallery doesn't offer a full-scale mockup of the cabin, but customers can view a small section with a few rows of seats. A wide array of cabin lighting choices are available. The bright interior shown here could be used for boarding or a meal service.

A darker setting, like the one shown here, could be used for a night flight. Adjacent to this room is an area where customers can select from hundreds of seat fabrics, carpets, and cabin interior colors.

Customers can view a full-scale mockup of the 787 cockpit.

A large room shows various seat designs that are available. Depending on the airline, this arrangement could be used for first or business class. Notice the reading lights and the large tray table.

Personal video monitors sit at the foot of these seats, which can recline almost 180 degrees.

Another possible arrangement for business or first class eats.

Personal remote controls for video monitors fit under the armrest.

An option for economy class seats.

The economy seats also can offer personal video monitors and remote controls. A coat hook sits on the side.

Airlines can add an optional crew rest area at the top of the fuselage.

Another view of the crew rest area.

A steep stairway leads to the crew rest area.

Another room offered various galley arrangements.

Customers could add a self-service bar unit. Wine bottles are held securely in the event of turbulence.

And, of course, any passenger airliner wouldn't be complete without a lavatory.

The Dreamliner's large windows offer an expansive view of the world outside. Rather than using shades, passengers can electronically dim the windows at the touch of a button.

A model fuselage section shows the size of the Dreamliner's windows in comparison to those on the Airbus A340 (left).

A display monitor cycled through various cabin layouts.

Scores of scale models in various airline liveries are displayed along one wall.