Rolls-Royce Phantom takes design inspiration from Italy's Cinque Terre

ABU DHABI: Rolls-Royce has introduced the exclusive Phantom edition that incorporates design elements evoking the essence of the Italian Riviera and the region's famous wine. The dazzling saloon also features artwork depicting the beauty of the coastal villages. 

The striking exterior of the Cinque Terre-inspired Phantom makes it stand out from the other cars in its segment. It features a Ligurian blue body reflecting the hues of the Ligurian Sea. Jasmine and Navy Blue double coachlines enhance its overall appearance. Bunches of grapes adorn the flanks of the car. These grape clusters pay tribute to the Cinque Terre region's rich wine culture. 

The interior is equally impressive, with a combination of Navy Blue and Grace White leather complimented by Jasmine trim. The charm of the vehicle has been further enhanced with the beautifully embroidered bunches of grapes on the rear doors. These small details testify to the attention to detail and craftsmanship that Rolls-Royce is known for.

In English, the meaning of Cinque Terre is five lands. It refers to the cliffside villages of Corniglia, Manarola, Monterosso, Riomaggiore, and Vernazza in Italy's Liguria. The cabin's artwork is inspired by the five villages. You can see one of these artworks on the dashboard and the other in the glovebox.

An exquisite artwork that captures the beauty of Cinque Terre is displayed in the Gallery within the dashboard of the car. The custom Starlight Headliner features an embroidered map of Italy. Five vibrant stars have been positioned along the coastline, and they represent the Cinque Terre communities.

It took around a month to finalize the overall design of the car. The Bespoke Collective crafted many versions to finalise the final design.

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