Rolls-Royce Serenity to bring opulence to Geneva International Motor Show

Leave it to Rolls-Royce to if you haven’t felt pampered enough in your regular luxury car to step it up. The British carmaker generally uses the word ‘Bespoke’ once a paragraph in every press release but this one is different. The one-off car Rolls-Royce will be showcasing at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show will be a Phantom with an interior trim you have never seen before. The Phantom in any case has one of the most exquisitely crafted cabins we’ve seen. The Serenity takes it a notch higher.

This one-off design takes inspiration from Rolls-Royce cars of the past that ferried heads of state, Emperors and the like and so only the best could do. Textiles like Silk, contemporary interpretations of European furniture combined with Japanese Royal Kimono designs promise to make the bespoke interior the best insides of a car in production. The company says the Serenity will set a new benchmark for luxury individualization in the motor industry.

The Serenity will get bespoke dials, Smoked cherry wood for the dashboard, silk trim mats, headrests and even the roof lining, which as you can see gets a Cherry Blossom tree art printed on.