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Edmonton Auto Expo Highlights
EDMONTON, CANADA – APRIL 13:
A Rolls-Royce Cullinan on display at the Edmonton Motor Show on April 13, 2025, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto) -
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
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Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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One-off Rolls-Royce deciated to Japan's cherry blossom season
Ferrari Press Agency
Blossom 1
Ref 16703
04/04/2025
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
Japan’s cherry blossom season has been captured for a fan to experience daily — in the headlining of a Rolls-Royce.
The Sakura blossoms are an integral part of the country’s Spring time and attract visitors from all over the world.
Now a Rolls-Royce Clint based there has their own top-of-the-range Phantom dedicated to the display.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated in the centuries-old tradition of Hanami, or 'flower viewing'.
During Hanami, families and friends gather beneath the delicate pink blooms of cherry trees for picnics and celebrations, relishing the transient beauty of the season.
A client in Japan wanted to capture their cherished Hanami memories, spanning both childhood and parenthood.
That meant the bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom took three years from design to delivery.
Rolls-Royce artisans met the commissioning client in Japan
Inside intricate embroidery captures the sensation of sitting beneath a flowering tree during Hanami, just as the client envisioned.
The starlight headliner is adorned with an embroidered cherry bough, sprinkled with delicate white blossoms.
The falling petal embroidery appears on the rear door panels and privacy suite partition between the front and rear passenger compartments.
OPS: The bespoke Phantom Cherry Blossom built by Rolls-Royce for a customer in Japan.
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Une entreprise de meubles a dévoilé une nouvelle gamme inspirée des araignées
Picture MUST credit: Haunt A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders. US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name. Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match. The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom. All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs. They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs. The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros. The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “ Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible. Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Chair
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt. Bed detail
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Bed
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Side table
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Bed detail
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Spider-themed bedroom furniture
Ferrari Press Agency
Gothic 1
Ref 16276
04/11/2024
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Haunt
A furniture company has unveiled a new range — inspired by spiders.
US company Haunt calls the new collection Arachnid after the eight legged creature’s scientific name.
Each piece is hand-carved from mahogany and comes with a price tag to match.
The set consists of a bed, chair and side table for the ultimate gothic-themed bedroom.
All the legs look like spider limbs and some of the decoration takes its styling from spider webs.
They also incorporate a single set of spider-like fangs.
The chair is €4,400 euros, the bed €6,235 euros and the side table €1,464 euros.
The California firm , which delivers worldwide, says the pieces capture “the essence of Gothic elegance that the brand is celebrated for. “
Haunt says it uses eco-friendly materials like high-grade plantation mahogany and eco-leather to be as environmentally responsible as possible.
OPS: The Arachnid bedroom furniture collection by Haunt.Chair detail
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La bouteille de whisky la plus légère du monde
Pictures must credit: Johnnie Walker High-end whisky brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled a limited edition — in what is said to be the lightest whisky bottle in the world. The 70 cl Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra bottle weighs just180 grams without its stopper. ?It’s the result of five years of research and development, involving collaboration with external glass makers to rethink the entire bottle-making process. It meant changing Johnnie Walker’s iconic square shape for a round-bottomed teardrop shape. Each bottle requires hand-blowing and comes in a custom protective cage. ?The lighter bottle is part of parent company Diageo’s broader Spirit of Progress sustainability plan to cut down on carbon emissions by reducing the amount of glass used in its packaging. © Johnnie Walker via JLPPA/Bestimage
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La bouteille de whisky la plus légère du monde
Pictures must credit: Johnnie Walker High-end whisky brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled a limited edition — in what is said to be the lightest whisky bottle in the world. The 70 cl Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra bottle weighs just180 grams without its stopper. ?It’s the result of five years of research and development, involving collaboration with external glass makers to rethink the entire bottle-making process. It meant changing Johnnie Walker’s iconic square shape for a round-bottomed teardrop shape. Each bottle requires hand-blowing and comes in a custom protective cage. ?The lighter bottle is part of parent company Diageo’s broader Spirit of Progress sustainability plan to cut down on carbon emissions by reducing the amount of glass used in its packaging. © Johnnie Walker via JLPPA/Bestimage
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La bouteille de whisky la plus légère du monde
Pictures must credit: Johnnie Walker High-end whisky brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled a limited edition — in what is said to be the lightest whisky bottle in the world. The 70 cl Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra bottle weighs just180 grams without its stopper. ?It’s the result of five years of research and development, involving collaboration with external glass makers to rethink the entire bottle-making process. It meant changing Johnnie Walker’s iconic square shape for a round-bottomed teardrop shape. Each bottle requires hand-blowing and comes in a custom protective cage. ?The lighter bottle is part of parent company Diageo’s broader Spirit of Progress sustainability plan to cut down on carbon emissions by reducing the amount of glass used in its packaging. © Johnnie Walker via JLPPA/Bestimage
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La bouteille de whisky la plus légère du monde
Pictures must credit: Johnnie Walker High-end whisky brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled a limited edition — in what is said to be the lightest whisky bottle in the world. The 70 cl Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra bottle weighs just180 grams without its stopper. ?It’s the result of five years of research and development, involving collaboration with external glass makers to rethink the entire bottle-making process. It meant changing Johnnie Walker’s iconic square shape for a round-bottomed teardrop shape. Each bottle requires hand-blowing and comes in a custom protective cage. ?The lighter bottle is part of parent company Diageo’s broader Spirit of Progress sustainability plan to cut down on carbon emissions by reducing the amount of glass used in its packaging. © Johnnie Walker via JLPPA/Bestimage
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World's lightest whisky bottle
Ferrari Press Agency
Bottle 1
Ref 16158
16/09/2024
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Pictures must credit: Johnnie Walker
High-end whisky brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled a limited edition — in what is said to be the lightest whisky bottle in the world.
The 70 cl Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra bottle weighs just180 grams without its stopper.
?It’s the result of five years of research and development, involving collaboration with external glass makers to rethink the entire bottle-making process.
It meant changing Johnnie Walker’s iconic square shape for a round-bottomed teardrop shape.
Each bottle requires hand-blowing and comes in a custom protective cage.
?The lighter bottle is part of parent company Diageo’s broader Spirit of Progress sustainability plan to cut down on carbon emissions by reducing the amount of glass used in its packaging.
OPS: The new limited edition, tear-drop shaped bottle. The rounded bottom means it requires a special protective cage.
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World's lightest whisky bottle
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High-end whisky brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled a limited edition — in what is said to be the lightest whisky bottle in the world.
The 70 cl Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra bottle weighs just180 grams without its stopper.
?It’s the result of five years of research and development, involving collaboration with external glass makers to rethink the entire bottle-making process.
It meant changing Johnnie Walker’s iconic square shape for a round-bottomed teardrop shape.
Each bottle requires hand-blowing and comes in a custom protective cage.
?The lighter bottle is part of parent company Diageo’s broader Spirit of Progress sustainability plan to cut down on carbon emissions by reducing the amount of glass used in its packaging.
OPS: The new limited edition, tear-drop shaped bottle. The rounded bottom means it requires a special protective cage.
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World's lightest whisky bottle
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16/09/2024
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High-end whisky brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled a limited edition — in what is said to be the lightest whisky bottle in the world.
The 70 cl Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra bottle weighs just180 grams without its stopper.
?It’s the result of five years of research and development, involving collaboration with external glass makers to rethink the entire bottle-making process.
It meant changing Johnnie Walker’s iconic square shape for a round-bottomed teardrop shape.
Each bottle requires hand-blowing and comes in a custom protective cage.
?The lighter bottle is part of parent company Diageo’s broader Spirit of Progress sustainability plan to cut down on carbon emissions by reducing the amount of glass used in its packaging.
OPS: The new limited edition, tear-drop shaped bottle. The rounded bottom means it requires a special protective cage.
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World's lightest whisky bottle
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Ref 16158
16/09/2024
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Pictures must credit: Johnnie Walker
High-end whisky brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled a limited edition — in what is said to be the lightest whisky bottle in the world.
The 70 cl Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra bottle weighs just180 grams without its stopper.
?It’s the result of five years of research and development, involving collaboration with external glass makers to rethink the entire bottle-making process.
It meant changing Johnnie Walker’s iconic square shape for a round-bottomed teardrop shape.
Each bottle requires hand-blowing and comes in a custom protective cage.
?The lighter bottle is part of parent company Diageo’s broader Spirit of Progress sustainability plan to cut down on carbon emissions by reducing the amount of glass used in its packaging.
OPS: The new limited edition, tear-drop shaped bottle. The rounded bottom means it requires a special protective cage.
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress being demonstrated in a Ministry of Supply boutique
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress fabric close-up.
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress . Examples of alterations with the heat gun. Original dress (left) , A-line style (centre) and body contoured (right)
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress being demonstrated in a Ministry of Supply boutique
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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10/03/2024
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress . A robotic heat gun gets to work custimising a design
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress . A robotic heat gun gets to work custimising a design
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress . A robotic heat gun gets to work custimising a design
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress . A robotic heat gun gets to work custimising a design
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress fabric close-up.
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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10/03/2024
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress. it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
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Dress can change style and fit with blow of a heat gun
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10/03/2024
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A simple dress that can shape shift into different styles with a custom fit by using a heat gun, has been developed.
Although called the 4D dress, it is made using a computer-controlled industrial knitting machine.
The device knits the basic dress all in one piece, using the special active yarn in which the fibres permanently shorten when heated past a certain temperature.
The unprocessed garment is placed on a dress-form mannequin.
Based on the buyer's measurements and their individual style, a robotic arm uses a custom heat gun to strategically heat the garment, causing the fabric to shrink just the right amount in just the right places.
Depending on how the active yarn is distributed in those areas, it can shrink to form features such as pin tucks, pleats or a cinched waist.
It the wearer gets tired of the dress they can take it back to the store to get new features added by the heat gun robot so it stay fashionable for longer than a normal dress.
Washing the dress in hot water won't activate the active yarn.
The technology was developed by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inn the USA in collaboration with high-tech clothing company Ministry of Supply.
OPS: The 4D Knit Dress. Showing a range of possible styles from a single garment.
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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29/02/2024
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail clock which took five mnths to make.
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29/02/2024
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A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
