Bentley Expands Boodles Collaboration Across Full Model Range

Bentley is extending its partnership with British jeweler Boodles, introducing two new Mulliner design specifications that will be available across its entire lineup. 

The collaboration builds on a one-off Continental GTC created in 2024, which prompted customer demand for a broader rollout. That request has now materialized as two configurable interior themes—Standard and Dark—offered through Bentley retailers, with first customer deliveries expected in 2026. 

The Standard specification leans into lighter tones, pairing Gravity Grey and Linen hides with Autumn Stone and Piano Linen veneers. Subtle diamond-pattern detailing, ambient lighting, and Powder Pink accents reference Boodles’ design language, while a diamond-encrusted “Be Boodles” motif is integrated into the center console. 

The Dark specification takes a more subdued approach, with a Satin Anthracite exterior and a Beluga and Baroda interior. Brightwork shifts to silver and chrome finishes, replacing the pink accents with tones meant to reflect white gold and platinum jewelry. 

Bentley says the specification can be applied to any model in its range, with the first example—a Bentayga EWB Azure—serving as the launch vehicle for the program. 

The collaboration highlights shared heritage between the two brands. Boodles remains a family-run jeweler founded in Liverpool in 1798, while Bentley continues production in Crewe. The proximity and overlap in craftsmanship—whether in gemstone setting or hand-finished interiors—form the basis of the partnership.

From a product standpoint, this is less about performance differentiation and more about expanding Bentley’s personalization catalog. The addition of jewelry-inspired materials and detailing reinforces the brand’s push further into bespoke territory, where interior specification is increasingly central to the buying decision.