A luxurious take on Rolls-Royce’s Phantom was presented at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, featuring Mother-of-Pearl paintwork and a lavish interior design with silk upholstery.
The English company’s bespoke designers have carefully selected sumptuous materials from Suzhou in China to craft the inside of the one-off motor, which boasts elegant blossom motifs inspired by a Japanese royal robe.
The two stylish young ladies behind the car’s striking aesthetic are Cherica Haye and Michelle Lusby, both Textile Arts graduates trained in London.
The new Rolls-Royce Serenity Phantom - in pictures
Explaining the inspiration behind the car's design, Giles Taylor of Rolls-Royce said: “The desire for the finest, most opulent fabrics endures amongst the cognoscenti around the world, including many Rolls-Royce owners.
The thought that fabrics such as silk have been discounted from use because of their delicacy only spurred us on to go further than any other car maker is capable of doing. The result is Serenity.”
Further updates to the standard Phantom include an extended wheelbase and cherry-wood and bamboo panelling.
All this creative craftsmanship ought to result in a super-hefty price for one of these bespoke motors – keep your eyes peeled.
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