Flash Offer €29.95 1 yearSTOCK MARKET REPORT The Ibex continues on a roll.PODCASTLa Primera de Expansión on Naturgy, Iberdrola, the Fed and tax cuts.The Bentley Model Your 3-Year-Old Will Be Able To (And Want) To DriveMinotti in Madrid: a living design spaceSolstice is Bentley Home's first outdoor furniture collection and the 2022 collection features several new pieces of indoor furniture.The new Bentley Home Atelier opened earlier this year on Milan's famous Corso Venezia street, and now houses the 2022 and Solstice collections, which were unveiled during Milan Design Week to coincide with Salone del Mobile.All pieces have been co-designed by the designers at Bentley Motors in Crewe and the Italian craftsmen at Bentley Home.Solstice celebrates the experience of living outdoors, while the 2022 Collection of interior furnishings offers a mix of unique materials, architectural forms and futuristic compositions.Both collections reflect the close collaboration between the Bentley Motors and Bentley Home design teams, using materials, motifs and shapes that can be found in the British firm's luxury automobiles and brought into the home.The creation of Solstice by Bentley Home designer Carlo Colombo has enlisted the collaboration of Bentley Motors designers to incorporate Bentley's design DNA into furnishings that look stylish in natural light and outdoor settings, while They use weather-resistant materials.Each design in the collection can be customized with a wide variety of fabric and lining options.A post shared by Carlo Colombo (@carlocolomboarch)Velvet, chenille and satin have been specially treated for outdoor use, following sophisticated research into each of the luxurious textiles.The unique MarmMore fabric made from residual marble dust can also be chosen by those looking for a sustainable fabric option.Similarly, new Colwyn hemp fabric, in a choice of three colours: Cool Grey, Laguna and Desert, is available for the first time to Bentley Home customers.A key design feature of the collection is the 'super mirror' steel detail which is inspired by the front grille of Bentley's line of modern automobiles, including the Continental, Bentayga and Flying Spur ranges.Every year, Bentley Home launches a new collection of interior furnishings during Milan Design Week.This year it combines precious materials, high quality finishes and personalized options.Galloway's sofa, bench and chaise longue are named after the landscape that overlooks the Irish Sea.These pieces can be customized by combining a high or low armrest and backrest.Its structure is made up of three layers of wood veneers, mirroring those found in the interior cabins of Bentley automobiles: Warm Gray Fiddleback Sycamore, Smoked Liquidambar or Burr Walnut Briarroot;with a glossy, brushed, Degrade Lacquer or Metal Lacquer finish.Soft leather upholstery is juxtaposed with the Gun-Metal Gray profile of the furniture.Galloway's silhouettes play with pleats and tapering thicknesses, with a light yet bold structure that takes shape from the voluminous base of each piece.Also joining this year's collection is the Helston coffee table.Available in two sizes, Helston tables can be customized like the interior of a car: choose between marble, leather or wood tops.The outer frame of the table can be covered in leather or veneered with the wood veneers and lacquers from the collection.The Ryde Ottoman is the first round pouf in the Bentley Home collection.It is a versatile piece, ideal for living spaces, bedroom or office.The outer shell, covered in the collection's signature wood veneer, is inspired by Bentley's iconic diamond pattern and hugs the leather or fabric seat.New Ramsey lighting pieces feature diamond-patterned engravings that are inspired by the quilting found inside Bentley automobiles.Ramsey floor, table and wall lamps have steel surfaces with a Gun-Metal Gray finish and Black Marquina marble bases, or Champagne finish and Calacatta marble bases.The lamps are handmade with Murano glass and the lighting system is state-of-the-art to enhance the illumination of the surface and guarantee a uniform distribution of light.© 2022 Editorial Unit Economic Information SLSign up for our newsletters