via Bent­ley Mul­sanne Exec­u­tive Inte­rior | FreshnessMag.com.

If you’re ever for­tu­nate enough to own a Bent­ley Mul­sanne sedan, you will be quick to notice the unwrit­ten fun­da­men­tal – you don’t drive a Bent­ley, you get chauf­feur in one instead. With that premise, inte­rior design­ers at Bent­ley inte­grated old world refine­ments and mod­ern day gad­getry into the new Bent­ley Mul­sanne Exec­u­tive Inte­rior. High­light­ing both The­atre and iPad Spec­i­fi­ca­tions, the con­cept fea­tures beau­ti­fully appointed wooden inlay with Yachting-style veneer of either Dark Wenge with Maple Pin­stripe or plain Maple. Front and cen­ter is a 15.6-inch HD LED dis­play, with two sep­a­rate 8-inch sup­ple­ment dis­plays on each of the head­rests, thus offer­ing pas­sen­gers a wide range of flex­i­bil­ity and options in theirview­ing habits. With a push of a but­ton, two Apple iPads and wire­less key­boards fold out into view. And if addi­tional pro­cess­ing power is nec­es­sary, the whole sys­tem is con­nected to a Mac Mini by Apple in the trunk. For those who are more in tune with a tra­di­tional mind­set, Bent­ley pro­vides a cus­tomize foun­tain pen in match­ing pen holder. Of course, a Bent­ley isn’t for busi­ness occa­sion only. To help you kick back and relax, a push of another but­ton at the cen­ter arm­rest unveils two full bot­tles of Cham­pagne behind frosted glass pan­els. Accom­pa­nied both are coor­di­nat­ing Cham­pagne flutes by David Red­man of Lon­don accom­pany, each a crys­tal glass shaped in the forms of Mulsanne’s 21” 5-spoke Sports alloy wheel. The Bent­ley Mul­sanne Exec­u­tive Inte­rior will be mak­ing its debut appear­ance dur­ing the upcom­ing 2012 Geneva Motor Show. How­ever, designer con­sul­tants at Bent­ley are more than happy to carter all of your needs and real­ize your Cham­pagne wishes and caviar dreams.