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Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
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Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
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A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer. Illuminated fascia
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Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer.
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DUKAS_191267711_FER
Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer. Treadplate
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DUKAS_191267710_FER
Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer. Treadplate
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DUKAS_191267709_FER
Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer. Rear picnic table
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DUKAS_191267708_FER
Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer.
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DUKAS_191267707_FER
Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer. Staright headliner
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DUKAS_191267706_FER
Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer.
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DUKAS_191267705_FER
Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer. Coach-line motif
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Bespoke Rolls-Royce tribute 80s video games
Ferrari Press Agency
Gamer 1
Ref 17324
20/11/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A Rolls-Royce commissioned by a video games enthusiast has been unveiled — commissioned by lover of Eighties console challenges.
The Black Badge Ghost Gamer is full of vintage arcade aesthetics with pixel images.
The one-off commission features hand-painted 8-bit aliens across the coach-line, arcade-themed interior details and a custom-programmed fibre-optic headliner that simulates laser fire.
Rolls-Royce’s bespoke team spent a month studying late-1970s and early-1980s gaming culture, examining original arcade cabinets and promotional materials to ensure authentic translation.
The Ghost platform features a 6.75 litre twin-turbo V12 producing 591 horsepower.and a zero to 60 mph time of 4.6 seconds.
The lower coachwork is blue contrasted diamond black the upper sections.
The coach-line features hand-painted “Cheeky Alien” motifs, each composed of 89 individual pixels.
One side shows a green alien with a pink 8-bit explosion, the other displays yellow and blue variations.
The black and tan leather seats feature embroidery reading “Player 1” through “Player 4” in 8-bit font.
Each headrest displays a “Cheeky Alien” composed of 89 embroidered pixels mimicking vintage cathode ray tube monitors.
OPS: The Black Badge Ghost Gamer.
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Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey marquetry portrait
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DUKAS_189672134_FER
Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: Pet dog Bailey in the backseat if the Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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DUKAS_189672132_FER
Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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DUKAS_189672131_FER
Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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DUKAS_189672130_FER
Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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DUKAS_189672129_FER
Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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DUKAS_189672128_FER
Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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DUKAS_189672127_FER
Rolls-Royce tribute to couple's pet dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Labrador 1
Ref 17182
06/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Rolls-Royce
A millionaire couple has had a Rolls-Royce custom built — as a tribute to their dog.
The Spectre coupe is dedicated to their Labrador-Golden Retriever mix named Bailey and even has its image inside.
The luxury EV was created by the British car maker’s money-no-object Rolls-Bespoke programme.
The commission, known officially as Spectre Bailey, was curated through Rolls-Royce’s Private Office in New York where clients dream up their most personal creations.
The car features paw prints, rose gold accents, and a painstakingly handcrafted portrait of Bailey himself.
Between the rear seats is a marquetry portrait of Bailey constructed from over 180 pieces of veneer in 22 different shades.
Each sliver was cut, shaped, and assembled over four months, with the artisans even experimenting with materials Rolls-Royce had never used before.
Bailey’s tongue alone required four separate veneers, chosen for their natural variations in colour.
The leather scheme is said to echo the tones of Bailey’s fur colours using shades of brown and tan.
Paw prints are etched into rose gold tread plates and worked into the dashboard trim.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Bailey.
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DUK10142971_002
FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
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Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
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FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
Ferrari Press Agency
Boat tail 1
Ref 12974
27/05/2021
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.Wooden slatted rear deck hiding the hosting suite
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
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FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
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FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails. The al-fresco dining hosting suite set includes two champagne fridges
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
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FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.Wood slatted rear hides the al-fresco dining set
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.The rear deck as it is called opens at the press of a button to reveal luxury al-fresco dining set which includes parasol stools and champagne fridges
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FEATURE - Neuer Rolls Royce mit vom Rumpf einer Yacht inspiriertem Heck
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.Hpsting suite parasol
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.The so-called hosting suite at the rear of the vehicle for al-fresco dining with parasol
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The first of first of just three Rolls Royce cars given a rear inspired by the hull of a yacht, has been unveiled.Three sets of clients got together to ask the luxury car maker to create the special vehicles for which model-specific parts had to be designed and made.The money-no-object vehicles, known as Boat Tails, were built by the UK firm’s coach-building department which handles special commissions.Three sets of hugely wealthy clients approached Rolls to create the basic cars with each then adding their own customisation to reflect their personal requirements.That was back in 2017 and now, after four years the first convertible car is ready.At nearly 5.8m long, the front profile is centred on a new treatment of Rolls-Royce’s iconic grille and lights.
OPS: The first of the three specially commissioned Rolls-Royce Boat Tails.
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - John Lennons Rolls-Royce trifft für Ausstellung in Victoria, Kanada, ein
John Lennon's Rolls-Royce, the Phantom V Touring Limousine purchased in 1964 and repainted using latex paint in a colourful Romany style, is unloaded for display until mid-March at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, BC, Canada on Monday, January 27, 2020. Photo by Chad Hipolito/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM (FOTO: DUKAS/ABACA)
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FEATURE - Rolls-Royce mit rosigem Interieur
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A custom-built Rolls-Royce Phantom has been given a blooming lovely interior – consisting of embroidered flowers created with a million stitches.The design , featuring a rose called Phantom, covers the roof lining and door panels of the luxury limousine which was commissioned by Swedish entrepreneur Ayad Al Safa.The Stockholm-based businessman has what the car maker described as a “ extraordinary passion for flowers. “Mr Al Safa even has two of his four children named after flowers.The basic Phantom costs £363,600 GBP / €431.580 Euros with many customers routinely opting for options that boost the price on average by another £100,000 GBP/ €118.700 Euros.The cost of the embroidery has not been disclosed.He challenged the Rolls-Royce Bespoke Collective comprising designers, craftspeople and engineers, to envision a car that immerses its occupants in a beguiling floral scene. A spokesman for the British car company said:” The result is a sanctuary of true luxury, a vision of flowers.”
OPS: The Rose Phantom limousine with embroidered flower interior
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A custom-built Rolls-Royce Phantom has been given a blooming lovely interior – consisting of embroidered flowers created with a million stitches.The design , featuring a rose called Phantom, covers the roof lining and door panels of the luxury limousine which was commissioned by Swedish entrepreneur Ayad Al Safa.The Stockholm-based businessman has what the car maker described as a “ extraordinary passion for flowers. “Mr Al Safa even has two of his four children named after flowers.The basic Phantom costs £363,600 GBP / €431.580 Euros with many customers routinely opting for options that boost the price on average by another £100,000 GBP/ €118.700 Euros.The cost of the embroidery has not been disclosed.He challenged the Rolls-Royce Bespoke Collective comprising designers, craftspeople and engineers, to envision a car that immerses its occupants in a beguiling floral scene. A spokesman for the British car company said:” The result is a sanctuary of true luxury, a vision of flowers.”
OPS: The Rose Phantom limousine with embroidered flower interior
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FEATURE - Rolls-Royce mit rosigem Interieur
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A custom-built Rolls-Royce Phantom has been given a blooming lovely interior – consisting of embroidered flowers created with a million stitches.The design , featuring a rose called Phantom, covers the roof lining and door panels of the luxury limousine which was commissioned by Swedish entrepreneur Ayad Al Safa.The Stockholm-based businessman has what the car maker described as a “ extraordinary passion for flowers. “Mr Al Safa even has two of his four children named after flowers.The basic Phantom costs £363,600 GBP / €431.580 Euros with many customers routinely opting for options that boost the price on average by another £100,000 GBP/ €118.700 Euros.The cost of the embroidery has not been disclosed.He challenged the Rolls-Royce Bespoke Collective comprising designers, craftspeople and engineers, to envision a car that immerses its occupants in a beguiling floral scene. A spokesman for the British car company said:” The result is a sanctuary of true luxury, a vision of flowers.”
OPS: A Phantom Rose which inspired the embroidery
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FEATURE - Rolls-Royce mit rosigem Interieur
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A custom-built Rolls-Royce Phantom has been given a blooming lovely interior – consisting of embroidered flowers created with a million stitches.The design , featuring a rose called Phantom, covers the roof lining and door panels of the luxury limousine which was commissioned by Swedish entrepreneur Ayad Al Safa.The Stockholm-based businessman has what the car maker described as a “ extraordinary passion for flowers. “Mr Al Safa even has two of his four children named after flowers.The basic Phantom costs £363,600 GBP / €431.580 Euros with many customers routinely opting for options that boost the price on average by another £100,000 GBP/ €118.700 Euros.The cost of the embroidery has not been disclosed.He challenged the Rolls-Royce Bespoke Collective comprising designers, craftspeople and engineers, to envision a car that immerses its occupants in a beguiling floral scene. A spokesman for the British car company said:” The result is a sanctuary of true luxury, a vision of flowers.”
OPS: The Rose Phantom limousine with embroidered flower interior
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