Rolls-Royce Presents one among This Generation’s Greatest Phantoms

Launched in December 2019, The Rolls-Royce Phantom features a million hand-stitched designs of an immersive and beguiling floral scene.


 By Prince Chahal



A million stitches and innumerable bouquets later… British multinational engineering company, Rolls-Royce proudly presented its latest bespoke automobile, this past December 2019. Challenged and commissioned by a Stockholm-based entrepreneur with a unprecedented fixation for flowers, the brand’s designers, craftsmen, and engineers worked tirelessly to see a car with a beguiling floral scene. The result? one among the best Rolls-Royce Phantoms of this generation.

Rolls-Royce Presents one among This Generation’s Greatest Phantoms


Inspired by the Rolls-Royce garden in Goodwood, West Sussex , designer Ieuan Hatherall, aimed to both materialize and recreate the innate feelings of admiration whilst witnessing a garden’s full bloom. In his comments, Hatherall added, “There may be a transcendent beauty when a garden is fully bloom. The patron wanted to make that very same feeling of awe; an abundance of flowers to lift the spirit and celebrate nature’s decadent beauty, within the Rose Phantom’s serene interior.”



Featuring a greenish blue exterior, the Phantom is punctuated with a Charles Blue twinned-coachline. Intertwining seamlessly just like the stem of a rose – the mixture , itself, alludes to the car’s intended rose motif, while indicating the colours and therefore the treatment within.



Embellished with a Charles Blue twinned pinstripe, the wheels of this beauty echo the general design, as more floral surprises await inside.



Upon entrance, passengers are met with meticulously embroidered rear doors, and illustrations of the Phantom Rose in its varying stages of maturity on the rear cabin. From bud to full bloom, the asymmetrical design appears to stretch beyond the rear and across the roof lining. Illuminated by the marque’s fabled starlight headliner, the roses are interspersed with individually placed fibre-optic lights.



Featuring Serenity Seating with a soft calf rest cushion during a sumptuous Charles Blue leather, accented by greenish blue piping – passengers are treated to a front row seat of the Phantom’s interior centerpiece, where a spectacle of embroidered rose stems climb through the glass fronted fascia and color the shape of Peacock and Adonis Blue butterflies are introduced on command.



In a collaborative effort, the Phantom’s umbrellas and exterior hue were designed and determined by the patron and his family – producing a product, Chief Executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, Torsten Müller Ötvös proudly deems irreplicable.