Inside Rolls-Royce's Symphony of 107,000 Perforations Crafted by Artisans
107,000 precise perforations, inspired by Goodwood's skies, transform Rolls-Royce interiors into poetic works of art and craftsmanship.
At the heart of Rolls-Royce's Home in Goodwood, a poetic masterpiece is brought to life through a meticulous art form – placed perforations.
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Subscribe nowThis innovative craft is celebrated in the marque’s series, The Voice of the Maker, and epitomised in an episode dedicated to the art of storytelling through design.
Credit: Rolls-Royce
Traditionally, perforations in car interiors have served functional purposes, with occasional ventures into geometric aesthetics to evoke a sporty edge. Rolls-Royce, however, reimagines this technique with an emotional lens.
Credit: Rolls-Royce
"This perforated pattern is a poetic interpretation of the cloud formations over Goodwood," an artisan reflects in the episode, highlighting a narrative that transforms practicality into visual poetry.
Credit: Rolls-Royce
To create this ethereal design, two perforation sizes—0.8mm and 1.2mm—are used, meticulously applied across 46 pieces of the finest leather within the vehicle. In total, these craftspeople orchestrate slightly over 107,000 perforations, each one a testament to precision and artistry.
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The result is not merely a car interior but a canvas where craftsmanship meets storytelling, embodying the spirit of innovation and emotion that defines Rolls-Royce. This is more than luxury; it is savoir-faire elevated to art.
