Bentley
takes luxury to a whole new level by collaborating with British design
company Linley to launch 10 limited edition Continental Flying Spurs.
David Linley, the Chairman of the company, has established himself as
the finest designer of luxurious furniture in the UK and maybe even the
world and so, it is fitting that two brands synonymous with
sophistication and affluence should come together in this way.
The vehicle was unveiled in completion at the Jack Barclay dealership
in London. It features the finest Santos rosewood veneers covering the
fascia, console, waistrail and roof console of the interior. Where
Bentley chestnut or walnut would normally be used, veneers cover the
entire wood surfaces of the model. The waistrails and fold-down picnic
tables feature Linley’s trademark Helix motif from the furniture
collection inlayed from four different types of wood into an intricate
pattern. The custom fitted Linley humidor drops into a unique console
that contains a humidification system, cigar cutter and ashtray. Other
key features include an in-built fridge set behind the arm rest and rear
console with specially designed space for bottle storage and a pop up
vanity mirror concealed in the picnic tables.
Mark Blanchard, Head of Design at Linley, stated that “It has been an
exciting and challenging project to work on. We designed the interior
within the stringent constraints specified by Bentley, however we
ensured the car exemplified Linley craftsmanship.”
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