British luxury carmaker Rolls-Royce has revealed the first commission from its Dubai Private Office, a bespoke two-tone Ghost Extended.
The Dubai Private Office was opened 11 months ago and the extended wheelbase Ghost seen here is its first-ever commission. The bespoke Ghost Extended claims Rolls-Royce is inspired by the Middle Eastern sunrise and the mystery of the Arabian sands.
This bespoke commission sports a dual-tone look completed by two bespoke paint colours – Sunrise Sparkle and White Sands. The two-tone paint scheme is complimented by a hand-painted coachline in Moccasin that runs along the length of the bespoke Ghost.
Rolls-Royce’s Sunrise Sparkle is a vibrant shade of orange which mimics the aforementioned Middle Eastern Sunrise and contrasts with the White Sands shade that really does blend in with the sands of Dubai.
In the night, the Sunrise Sparkle paint on the long bonnet of the Ghost EWB contrasts with the Parthenon grille which lights up sending a soft glowing light into the darkness of the desert roads outside Dubai.
Inside, this bespoke Ghost Extended Wheelbase is perhaps even more exquisite than the exterior, if such a thing was ever possible. The interior is draped in elegant Grace White leather upholstery which is contrasted by the sections in Moccasin.
Look up onto the Starlight Headliner, once again in Grace White Leather and you’re transported to the starlit skies above the Arabian desert. Made using up to fibre optic 1,600 lights that can be dimmed and brightened to your desired level, it also randomly releases shooting stars across the headliner.
As stated earlier, this is the first commission from Rolls-Royce’s Dubai Private Office. Located inside the Rolls-Royce Boutique in Dubai, it brings a hint of the firm’s Goodwood headquarters to the Middle East, allowing customers in the Arabian Peninsula to experience all the bespoke offerings from England in their own backyard.
The bespoke Rolls-Royce Ghost Extended from the firm’s Dubai Private Office and shows just how crazy that city has become that a ‘regular’ Rolls-Royce is considered normal. More of these bespoke creations, please.
