Consisting eight Cullinans, the first Cullinan to be delivered was in Rolls-Royce Bright Red created by the Bespoke Creative at Goodwood, the home of Rolls-Royce.
The other Cullinans that followed were in Paradiso Blue, Dark Olive and Selby Grey.
The collection will be completed with the reception of the Cullinans finished in Peacock Blue, Bright Green, Forge Yellow and Plum which are currently in the final stages of development and production.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Americas product manager Will Veter said: “We wanted to give our clients the chance to see and be inspired by colours that had been developed previously through the Rolls-Royce Bespoke Design department but may not have seen the light of day through this limited run Bespoke Collection.”
"When a designer takes cues from the world around us or even a client’s vision, the process to make it into a reality on a Rolls-Royce is complicated, complex with painstaking precision and sometimes unexpected delightful results,” he said.
Some of these creations are destined for their homes with Rolls-Royce clients in the US, while some will be used by the brand as examples to inspire even more personal creations.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Americas president and CEO Martin Fritsches said colour was the most outward expressions of the clients personality when they commissioned a Rolls-Royce motor car.
"Especially as so many of our clientele throughout North America have elected to celebrate their commissions with personal, vibrant, and unique colours and colour combinations, we created this collection to share these emotions and stimulate ideas with luxury lovers everywhere,” he said.
He also said Rolls-Royce has more than 44 thousand colours in its working palette and are constantly experimenting with new and creative commissions.
Paradiso Blue.
Dark Olive.
Selby Grey.
