A bespoke Bentley with the specific Mulliner program, including the new Bentayga Mulliner Personal Commissioning Guide.
Thanks to the rich list of options for both interiors and exteriors, customers of the British brand can specify a configuration that will be truly individual, with infinite ways in which a Bentley can be commissioned using the 'standard' options.
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, truly bespoke cars with the Mulliner program
The Personal Commissioning Guide is designed to achieve a mix of traditional and contemporary options.
Depending on personal preference, each car can take on a new aesthetic and customers can choose bespoke leather colors, painted veneers, custom interior stitching and tweed-finished door inserts, to name just a few of the offerings.
Using the Mulliner viewer in conjunction with the local reseller, customers can virtually design their own personal options.
Bentley Mulliner curated their own paint color range, allowing customers to configure the exterior.
Expertise in hand spraying, complemented by the latest robotic technology, delivers the best possible finish on every vehicle.
By combining the art of color with the science of paint, Bentley offers one of the largest 'stock' color palettes of any luxury automotive manufacturer.
The extended Mulliner color palette further increases this value, with an additional 26 colors including solid, metallic and satin.
For those wanting the next level of customization, Bentley's personal commissioning division crafters can match colors to virtually any swatch supplied, using color recognition software to analyze the composition of the supplied swatch and reproduce it to perfection.
For those wishing to continue the color theme within their Bentayga, you can choose from a wide Mulliner range of 27 leather and stitching colors to create a unique interior color split.
The Bentley Mulliner team worked with a traditional textile industry to produce a bespoke natural woolen cloth, similar to that of a fine tailored suit.
Embracing established methods, the collaboration resulted in four woven fabric designs, each with unique yarn colors.
