But think about how superb skills it takes to turn 654.38+00000 fine needles into an automobile art? Recently, the brand-new Rolls-Royce Phantom Model has been completed, which once again shows the charming charm of brand haute couture. Let's take a closer look at this "Rose Phantom" from the headquarters of Rolls-Royce Goodwood.
According to records, in order to create the visual effect of this rose garden inside this phantom, the custom-made department of Rolls-Royce sewed 6.5438+0 million stitches of embroidery inside, creating an extremely luxurious cabin atmosphere surrounded by flowers.
This is the idea of an entrepreneur from Stockholm. This discerning customer has an unparalleled love for flowers. His wife and four children are all named after flowers. They must be very rich.
We often see that some customized interior decoration colors are not harmonious, just to show off simply. The embroidery of this "Rose Phantom" adopts a silver tone customized for the vehicle, and the blue of the rose stems and leaves is consistent with the peacock blue outside the Phantom car and Charles on the leather seat. Bright colors are reserved for red and blue butterflies that occasionally appear in the flowers, because without butterflies, there would be no roses. Roses are specially cultivated for Rolls-Royce and only planted in its rose garden.
Although a bit grandiose, it is absolutely extraordinary. Rolls-Royce craftsmen carefully studied the morphological changes of roses at different growth stages, from budding to flowering. At the same time, the asymmetric design is adopted, so that the roses extend forward from the back, vividly appear on the ceiling of the starry sky and extend to the front of the instrument, which just sets off the magnificent scene of roses. The door, ceiling, dashboard and other parts of this phantom are covered with rose embroidery. Rolls royce didn't disclose how long this special customization project took, but it was really an impressive work of art. ..
The customer's family also incorporated their inspiration into the model design: his wife used this model to participate in the design of Rolls-Royce umbrellas; The daughter named Mulan chose the theme color of the exterior wall paint. The valued Rolls-Royce customer said, "Flowers and roses make this phantom model a beautiful work of art."
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