RESTORATION AS A DESIGN DISCIPLINE.
MECHANICAL
SYMPATHY.
RESPECT THE ORIGINAL. CONSIDER EVERYTHING.
The most important part
is the way it feels.
Meridian imagines a workshop for people who believe a car can be more than transport. A considered restoration begins by listening: to the owner, to the machine, and to what makes it worth keeping.
Thoughtful materials. Clear decisions. Mechanical work that serves the drive. Not change for the sake of change.
THE GRAND
TOURING STUDY.
A fictional design exploration.
Choose the detail you want to examine.
ONE IDEA.
THREE INTERPRETATIONS.
Saddle leather / brushed alloy / warm gray
An interior palette exploration, not a vehicle configurator or specification claim.
THE WORK BEHIND THE DRIVE
NOTHING
OVERLOOKED.
Understand the car
Document condition, history, and the owner’s priorities before discussing a scope. The starting point matters as much as the destination.
Agree on the approach
Outline the restoration work, material choices, and review points. Keep original character and intended use at the centre of each decision.
Refine the experience
Review the details together, from the way a surface feels to the clarity of the controls. This fictional concept demonstrates a transparent commission process.
THE NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION.