Custom Rolls-Royce Phantom debuts with a million stitches

KUALA LUMPUR: Rolls-Royce has released custom made Phantom, designed for Stockholm-based entrepreneur. Called the Rose Phantom, this car represents the owner’s passion about flowers.

This Phantom boasts a never-before-seen ‘rose garden’, designed from a million embroidered stitches by a collective team of bespoke designers from Rolls Royce.

The car starts giving the impression of its floral design upon opening the coach doors, where one can notice remarkable satin stitch creation. The stitched creation continues to embrace the dashboard, roof lining and the door cards of the vehicle.

The cabin of this Phantom continues to be illuminated by the automaker’s starlight headliner with hundreds of fibre optics, just like its other siblings. The upholstery of the cabin is completed in opulent Charles Blue leather and Peacock Blue piping.

Rolls-Royce also incorporated a number of butterflies designed from the same Peacock and Adonis Blue stitches, at the request of the entrepreneur. The client’s wife also played a part in the designing of Rose Phantom, as she designed the umbrellas which are slotted into the doors of this car.

The car is wrapped in Peacock Blue paint and perfected with Charles Blue twinned coachline on its exterior. The centre caps of the car get twinned pinstripe in Charles Blue and the wheels also share the same theme.

Torsten Müller Ötvös, the CEO of Rolls-Royce said: “The Rose Phantom is a stunning iteration of a contemporary Rolls-Royce. Our extraordinary craftspeople at the Home of Rolls-Royce have achieved, with this car, something which can only be described as sublime.”

The CEO further added to his statement and exclaimed the work of their team of custom designers to be the best in the world.

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