From:Internet Info Agency 2026-02-14 16:39:10
On February 13, Rolls-Royce unveiled the Phantom Arabesque Bespoke Edition—a one-of-a-kind model globally—crafted by Dubai’s "Private Office." This unique vehicle debuts a groundbreaking laser-engraved bonnet technique, developed over five years of research and development. The process involves layering multiple coats of paint before engraving intricate Mashrabiya geometric patterns with a depth of just 145 to 190 microns—exquisitely detailed yet understated. The exterior features a dual-tone "Diamond Black" and silver finish, complemented by hand-painted coachlines, an illuminated Dark Chrome grille, an illuminated Spirit of Ecstasy mascot, and 22-inch polished wheels. Inside, Blackwood and Black Bolivar wood veneers echo the bonnet’s Mashrabiya motif, paired with Selby Grey and black leather upholstery, embroidered headrests, and black-piped seats. Designer Michelle Lusby explained that the inspiration stems from traditional Middle Eastern Mashrabiya elements, seamlessly blending cultural heritage with Rolls-Royce’s iconic design language.

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