Mercedes-Benz already does a pretty good job of creating a luxurious experience with multiple seats in its V-Class and Sprinter vans, but apparently, it wasn’t good enough for Russian tuner Redline Engineering.

Redline, who has also previously decked out a Volkswagen T6, took a Mercedes V-Class and removed its eight seats in favor of creating a space for two with supreme comfort and style in mind. Now there are a pair of heated seats with massage features located in the rear of the cabin, complete with a motorized foot stool.

The Redline V-Class has also been given an electrochromic glass partition, and the passenger area has been soundproofed for maximum privacy. The extra privacy will come in handy for the workstation-like nature of the tuned-up van, with a 3G/4G module for mobile Wi-Fi access, a 40-inch TV screen to connect to laptops for work time, and an Apple TV to serve as a source of entertainment when it’s time for play.

The V-Class interior also includes a refrigerator, extra passenger lighting, leather, Alcantara, and Merbau wood.

As for the Sprinter that Redline has transformed, the van has been given maximum relaxation seating for up to five people. This includes four leather rear compartment seats that massage, ventilate, and are electronically adjustable with memory settings.

The Redline Sprinter interior also includes pull-out drawers, storage spaces, Alcantara finishes, veneer wood, and a 32-inch TV for its passengers to enjoy. The vehicle has also been given an adjustable automatic air suspension on the rear axle to maximize comfort.

The V-Class cost $215,000 and the Sprinter $209,000.