The Rolls-Royce ‘Desert Sunset’ edition is a one-of-a-kind Bespoke Black Badge Cullinan Series II, commissioned by a longstanding Qatari client through the Private Office Dubai. Inspired by the colours of the Doha skyline at sunset, it highlights the Middle East’s status as the marque’s leading market for high-value Bespoke creations.
The two-tone exterior features Bronze as the main body colour, reflecting the desert landscapes of the Arabian Peninsula, and Sunrise Sparkle on the upper portion, capturing the warm glow of sunset over Doha’s modern skyline. Inside, Sunrise main leather is paired with Casden Tan secondary and Havana tertiary leathers. The interior also includes cloud-pattern perforations on the seats, Mimosa Negra open-pore veneer, Dark Spice carpets, and Casden Tan lambswool floor mats.
James Crichton, Regional Director, Middle East & Africa, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, said:
“Our clients’ ever-growing demand for individualisation has made the Middle East our most valuable market for Bespoke motor cars in the world. Through our Private Office in Dubai, we bring the Home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood to our clients in the region, providing them with a unique opportunity to co-create their motor car alongside a dedicated Bespoke designer and specialised client experience manager. This expressive Black Badge Cullinan Series II highlights how our Bespoke team can capture the spirit of special places and cultures, and Cullinan’s potential as a canvas for self-expression, creativity, and artistry.”
Ayman Berjawi, General Manager, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Doha, added:
“This remarkable Black Badge Cullinan Series II commission is a celebration of Qatar’s natural beauty and our client’s discerning taste. ‘Desert Sunset’ is not only a stunning expression of Bespoke craftsmanship, but also a reflection of the unique bond between Rolls-Royce and our clients in Doha. We are proud to see such a bold and emotive creation inspired by our home city, brought to life through our close collaboration with the Private Office in Dubai.”
The Private Office Dubai, opened in 2022 as the first Rolls-Royce creative base outside Goodwood, works exclusively by invitation. It serves as a regional design hub, enabling clients in the Middle East and Africa to develop complex, highly personalised commissions with a dedicated Bespoke designer and client experience manager. The network also operates in Shanghai, New York City, and Seoul.
Rolls-Royce notes that the Cullinan remains its most requested model globally. Technical data for the ‘Desert Sunset’ states a WLTP combined CO₂ emission of 380–363 g/km and fuel consumption of 16.8–17.7 mpg (16.8–16.0 l/100km).
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