In mythic Arcadia, Rolls-Royce crafts a coachbuilt vision of tranquility. Behold the Arcadia Droptail, a minimalist ode to the purity of form. Named for the ancient Greek realm of natural splendor, the serene sanctuary also celebrates precision and tactility.

To capture this elusive ethos, designers drew inspiration from tropical modernism, biomimetic architecture, and the soaring spirit of the original Droptail sketch. A hushed duotone robe cloaks the coachwork, white infused with shimmering aluminum, contrasted by the sharp metallic facets of silver. Negatively sculpted, the bodywork flows in dramatic lines, sail cowls curving inward like a yacht’s jib.

Within, Santos wood prevails, interlocking grain and open pores, risking tears and checks. The rear deck flows with wood, its angle mathematically precise. A total of 233 pieces adorn the interior, 76 on the rear alone, lacquered to withstand global extremes.

Leathers whisper in shades of client and tan, the great shawl panel uniting all Droptails in mirrored symmetry. The clockface, most complex ever wrought, required five months of assembly and two years of development. Geometric guilloché gleams in raw metal, markers mere fractions of millimeters. Tested beyond watchmaking standards for unerring accuracy.

Designed for global roaming, the client previewed virtually before build, immersing in locales through advanced VR. The project was four years in the making, perfecting a reflection of personal aesthetic, from furnishing to cuisine. Arcadia Droptail, serene escape for the discerning, a coachbuilt dream envisioned and exquisitely realized.