Bentley Transforms Part Of UK’s Largest Live Music Arena In Its Luxe Aesthetic

While Bentley is most widely known for its flashy, ultra-luxe cars, it seems the automaker has taken a shine to architecture, recently unveiling the tallest beachfront residential building in the country.

Now, the company has brought its aesthetic across the pond and into the forthcoming Co-op Live stadium in Manchester, England, which is set to become the nation’s largest music arena.

The Bentley Record Room will serve as a luxurious member’s club befitting the brand’s status, offering the experience you’d find in one of its opulent vehicles, but within the confines of a music venue instead.

According to Co-op Live, the club will accommodate up to 100 members at once, with high-end dining options, private hosts and waiters, and designated parking all part of the glamorous experience.

Of course, the interiors of the Record Room are a nod to the customs finishes of the automaker’s cars, with the Bentley Design Team replicating similar designs, including Beluga leather seats from Luxury Living Group’s Bentley Home furniture.

As Christoph Hohmann, Global Head of Brand Communications at Bentley Motors, put it, the dedicated space will now allow guests “to experience the craftsmanship, beauty, and luxury that you can find in each one of our cars but on a much larger and totally immersive space.”

“As the UK’s first private luxe member’s club inside an arena, The Bentley Record Room will put Manchester ahead of anywhere else, including London, for unrivaled quality entertainment,” added Sam Piccione, President of OVG International.

Co-op Live is still under construction and is set to open its doors to the public sometime later this year.

[via New Atlas and Co-op Live, images via Co-op Live]