Bespoke Rolls-Royce Phantom Platino Has Seats Made From Bamboo Fabric

Rolls-Royce simply unveiled the facelifted Phantom Sequence II, which will get new styling options like disc-style wheels, an illuminated grille and sparkly headlights. The British model took this chance to additionally reveal its newest one-off creation, which is called the Platino after its nearly white end of platinum metallic.

The Platino’s exterior is completed in pure white paint with a single black pinstripe alongside all the bodyside, and it wears Rolls’ superior new 22-inch wheel design. That is just about the place the bespoke exterior touches finish, because the Platino is all about its cabin. Rolls-Royce has been experimenting with materials and different leather-based options because the 2015 Phantom Serenity, and the Platino makes use of a brand new kind of cloth derived from bamboo fibers.

All the cabin is an nearly grayish white coloration accented by hints of jade inexperienced, with the entrance seats upholstered in leather-based however the rear seats, door panels, armrests and different parts all utilizing both the lustrous bamboo cloth or a extra sturdy cloth (made in an Italian mill). Each materials characteristic a brand new embroidered sample that is an interpretation of the Spirit of Ecstasy hood decoration, and it seems in several sizes everywhere in the inside relying on which cloth it is getting used on — the bamboo materials has bigger graphics which might be extra spaced out and harking back to an outdated armchair, as an illustration.

The clock within the Platino’s dashboard has a 3D-printed ceramic encompass that additionally options the Spirit of Ecstasy sample, and the timepiece itself has an iced end. The Platino’s starlight headliner is designed in a manner that attracts the viewer’s eye to the rear of the cabin, with its capturing stars following the arc of the design. 

One of these sample work is one thing I have never seen from Rolls-Royce earlier than, and whereas the all-white coloration scheme is a bit boring, the element work is beautiful.