One-Off Rolls-Royce Ghost In Champagne Rose Is Pink Perfection

Creating this unique shade was no simple task. The search began with a mood board containing nearly 100 pink color swatches, which was eventually narrowed down to 30 before the final hue was selected. The finished product contains a Crystal finish, hand-painted coachline with 'Champagne Rose' inscription, and matching wheel centers.

A bespoke paint job like this deserves an equally outrageous interior, so Champagne Rose didn't settle for a black interior with a few pink accents. Instead, all the leather is a matching pink with Piano Black veneers, black piping, and a few other black surfaces to break up the cabin.

The lambswool carpets are also finished in Champagne Rose. Rolls-Royce says it took the specialists at the Interior Trim Center in Goodwood six months to perfectly match the leather to the exterior. They even ran sun-simulation testing to make sure the color will hold up in the Florida sun.

As a special touch for Champagne Rose, the back seat waterfall includes a rose motif on the drinks cooler door. This motif is mirrored with embroidery on the picnic tables in a process that took 30 collective hours and 5,500 individual stitches.

The rose pattern is also visibile in the Bespoke Starlight Headliner. Doing so required Rolls-Royce to spend 60 hours repositioning 482 of the 1,132 fiber-optic lights.

Rolls-Royce did not say how much Champagne Rose spent on this bespoke commission, but given the extensive work that went into creating a one-of-one color, we'd say this car was almost certainly more than double the cost of a standard Ghost, which starts at $393,500. Exclusivity like this never comes cheap.