At the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, the British Rolls-Royce presented a unique Phantom called Serenity, whose interior was covered in silk, smoked cherry wood and bamboo. In doing so, it paid homage to its rich history in which important people, from those with blue blood to world leaders, have chosen Rolls-Royce as their means of transport. It was from these noble circles that the in-house design team led by Chief Designer, Giles Taylor, also drew inspiration for the design.
His Excellency, Rolls-Royce, she took many people under her roof a nobleman, but no one has driven in such a prestigious and aesthetically perfect (oriental oriented) interior as this one from Serenity, dressed in Chinese silk, smoked cherry wood and bamboo, as well as mother-of-pearl, which was presented in Geneva. And if the interior is unique Phantom Serenity full of historical stamps, white leather, floral motifs and the essence of 20th century Rolls-Royce, then the exterior is dressed in sinfully expensive and unique pearl color, which is complemented by some refined interior touches.
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Phantom Serenity welcomes you in the passenger cabin with exceptional serenity, the kind that emperors sought in their private gardens, where they could think in peace under the flowering canopies. No wonder, then, that time simply stops in it. Well, in addition to paying tribute to the former famous clientele, Rolls-Royce also produced this model with the aim of showing their exceptional textile skills, with which they can please locals to every customer's wish.
