Rolls-Royce creates one-of-one Phantom inspired by Italy’s Cinque Terre

MANILA: Rolls-Royce Motor Cars unveiled the Phantom “Inspired by Cinque Terre,” a one-of-one bespoke unit that reflects the alluring charm and unique viticultural heritage of the legendary Italian Riviera.

Cinque Terre, which means “Five Lands” in Italian, is composed of the centuries-old fishing communities of Menterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. These villages are known for their steeply terraced vineyards overlooking the Mediterranean.

The bespoke features of the one-of-one Phantom gives nod to these vineyards. The exterior is painted in a deep Lugurian Blue, complemented with a subtle grape motif and a double coachline in Navy Blue and Jasmine.

On the inside, the bespoke Phantom features Grace White and Navy Blue leather with Jasmine accents. The rear doors are embellished with a grape-branch embroidery.

The picnic tables are made of stainless steel and gold plating, with the grape motif depicted in an intricate inlay.

An embroidered map of Italy is featured on the bespoke Starlight Headliner. The Cinque Terre communities are represented by five bright stars that were manually placed at the edge of the coastline. It took more than a month to finalize the design, and the Bespoke Collective created multiple versions to find the ideal line weight for the embroidery.

A magnificent, specially commissioned artwork, which perfectly depicts the colors and architecture of Cinque Terre, is housed in the Gallery within the bespoke Phantom’s fascia.

As a final touch, the five villages are embossed in silver inside the glove compartment.

Photos from Rolls-Royce Motor Cars

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