It’s called Rolls-Royce Cullinan Blue Shadow and it’s a variant of the British house’s SUV, based on the Cullinan Black Badge, which will be made in just 62 units. Aesthetically, it features a Stardust Blue livery that combines with satin black details, while the 3D-printed titanium Spirit of Ecstasy stands out on the bonnet.
If for the exterior the Rolls-Royce designers were inspired by the Kármán line, the invisible border placed 62 miles beyond the earth’s surface, where the atmosphere of our planet ends and space begins, inside they have created a sky unique. In fact, they have recreated the surface of the moon with its multitude of craters in three dimensions, enveloping passengers with the glow of 1,183 “stars”, of which 799 are white and 384 are blue.
The front and rear seats feature unique perforated artwork, inspired by the view of the Earth from space. Specifically, each seat has been decorated with over 75,000 tiny perforations made in two different sizes: the smallest, just 0.8 mm in diameter, form the earth, while the larger ones, with a diameter of 1.2 mm, represent the sea, and the leather gaps in between depict clouds.
There is no shortage of unique accessories, such as the possibility of commissioning a 1:8 scale model of the car in question, complete with working external and internal lights.
Source: Ansa
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