MŌTENZAAUTO COUTURE
THE ART OF THE INTERIOR

Rolls-Royce leather interiors & upholstery.

Explore a custom Rolls-Royce interior with Motenza Auto Couture in Hollywood, Florida. Discuss leather seat upholstery, door inserts, armrests, headliners and coordinated cabin color changes for your Cullinan, Ghost, Wraith or Phantom. Each proposal begins with photographs of the existing interior and a conversation about the finish you want to preserve or change.

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AI concept of a Rolls-Royce Cullinan cognac leather interior in an enclosed upholstery workshop
AI-generated design concept. Illustrative, not a completed client project.
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A balanced palette for a spacious interior.

Broad seating surfaces reveal the character of the leather and the precision of the seam. Cognac, ivory, deep navy and black each interact differently with wood, metal and carpet. Choose the surfaces that should carry the main color and those that should remain quiet. A rear cabin deserves the same consideration as the front seats, particularly when it is the space used most often.

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Seat upholstery, armrests and door panels.

An isolated worn armrest and a complete cabin require different work. Identify polished leather, cracking, damaged seams or a finish you simply want to change. A close-up shows the surface; a wider view shows how that panel connects with its neighbors. Matching new leather to an aged interior needs assessment of grain, color and finish, rather than an assumption of an exact match.

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Cullinan, Ghost, Wraith and Phantom details.

Tell us the model, year and configuration, including rear seating and fitted equipment. Photograph the center console, door furniture and any personalized details you want to retain. Existing switches, wood trim and lighting need to be considered during planning. A headliner upholstery enquiry is assessed separately from any lighting or electronic modification.

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Refinement through the smaller choices.

Piping width, the direction of a seam and the contrast between center panels and bolsters affect the entire cabin. A quilted layout may suit one project while smooth leather is more appropriate for another. Compare real samples and discuss placement before committing to a decorative treatment. The design should relate to the original architecture and the way you use the vehicle.

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Plan your workshop visit.

Our atelier is in Hollywood at 5790 Rodman St, Office 5. Send photographs before arranging the visit so we can identify the information or inspection needed. We discuss the agreed components, material, estimate and schedule for your project. The Rolls-Royce comparisons on this site are illustrative design concepts, not a claim of completed customer work or factory affiliation.

FROM AN IDEA TO AN INTERIOR

How your upholstery project takes shape.

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Share your vision

Send photographs and tell us what you want to change. Start with a full interior or a single detail.

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Consider every detail

We discuss the scope, material, colour and finish. An inspection may be needed before a final proposal.

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Make it yours

Confirm the project details with the atelier. The agreed scope guides the upholstery and finishing work.

Tell us about your interior

A few details are enough to start. Material, colour and timing can be discussed together.

What are we creating?

No payment is required. The final scope, materials and price are agreed with the atelier.

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