- Swedish entrepreneur Ayad Al Saffar just commissioned this bespoke Rolls-Royce Phantom with a floral interior.
- The flowers in this special-edition Phantom were inspired by the Phantom rose, a rose specifically bred for Rolls-Royce.
- The customer's daughter chose the Peacock Blue exterior paint, and his wife designed the umbrellas that come with the car.
There's this entrepreneur in Sweden who has a thing for flowers. Two of his four children are named after flowers, and he just placed an order for this Rolls-Royce Phantom with a floral headliner that has a million embroidered stitches in it.
Here is where it gets extremely bougie: The flowers on the ceiling of this special-edition Phantom were inspired by the Phantom rose, a flower that is exclusively grown in a rose garden in Goodwood, England, where Rolls-Royces are built. It was bred for Rolls-Royce by a British specialist.
Now, the garden of Phantom roses will travel wherever Al Saffar drives his new bespoke Phantom. The roses adorn the dashboard, the doors, and the starlit headliner, and are shown from buds to full-bloom flowers accompanied by a few butterflies. Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös calls it the Rose Phantom, and Al Saffar's daughter, Magnolia, chose the Peacock Blue exterior color.
If you want it, you're out of luck. Al Saffar says it's an amazing work of art that he'll never sell.