Rolls-Royce Serenity Gets Custom Silk Interior
If you thought that Rolls-Royce vehicles couldn’t get more extravagant, think again.
The British luxury marque wants to prove that its bespoke services are the best in the world and is doing so by bringing a completely customized Phantom, known as Serenity, to the 2015 Geneva Motor Show. The car will use silk as its primary interior material, just one of the reasons why Rolls is calling this the “most opulent interior of any luxury car.”
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Design influences come from European furniture, Japanese Royal Kimonos and previous Rolls-Royce interiors that were handcrafted to transport Kings, Queens and dignitaries.
The Rolls-Royce Serenity will be revealed on March. 3 in Geneva and AutoGuide will be there to cover the unveiling live.
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This is kind of cool! Neat idea, Rolls-Royce. I've never seen silk in a car interior before.