Bespoke
A fleet should feel at home at your door. The Bespoke programme brings your identity into the QAF palette through colour, materials and considered personal details.
What can be commissioned
| Livery | Sand-gold, white or dark green, with complementary roof, sill or panel tones and a discreet coachline |
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| Monogram and crest | Embroidered headrests, engraved sill plates, a commissioned interior plaque |
| Cabin | Leather colours from the house palette; wool, technical fabric or leather-alternative; one wood |
| Fleet identity | Numbering, plaques, a uniform livery across a fleet, driver livery to match |
| Presentation | Delivery ceremony, cover, the book of the fleet |
Four chapters of a commission
Leather and textiles
The QAF palette, a named house's own hide, Saudi camel leather, Sadu weaving.
Sound
Silence first, then the voice: two zones, three presets, brass grilles cut to the pattern.
Scent and welcome
Optional scent, thoughtful refreshments and a welcome the guest can make their own.
The pattern
One eight-pointed star lattice, at four scales, in the places a guest touches.
The commission
Brief
The precinct, the guests, the number, the date. One conversation.
Palette
We return with colour, material and crest proposals against the brief.
Sample
A painted panel, a trimmed seat, an engraved plate — in your hands, not on a screen.
Approval
The build sheet is signed and becomes the standard for every vehicle in the commission.
Build
Every vehicle is inspected against that sheet and photographed before it ships.
Delivery
Handover in the Kingdom, with training for the people who will drive and keep them.
The key
The proposed key combines saddle leather, close stitching and a satin-brass ring. A discreet fleet number or commissioned detail can be agreed as part of the presentation set.
It arrives in the delivery ceremony, in the hand of the person the fleet is for — the first thing held, the last thing put down.
Three ways to make it yours
A residential tier
An illustrative residential brief: a coordinated Stone fleet, restrained headrest monograms and a clear numbering system.
A hotel
An illustrative hotel brief: white bodywork, stone and cream cabin tones, and details drawn from the hotel’s own materials.
A hosting programme
An illustrative hosting brief: Emerald for additional rear access, Stone for compact guest journeys and Sand for everyday support. One coordinated palette.
Begin a commission.
Begin with the setting, the guests and the details you want them to remember.
