The next generation of the American SUV debuted at a multi-million-dollar home appointed with Lincoln-inspired colours and finishes, underscoring the intersection between automotive and residential design
One of the hallmarks of Monterey Car Week is the pantheon of posh party houses where brands entertain select journalists and guests, in abodes ranging from seaside mansions to mountaintop estates. This year, Lincoln levelled up with a modern home in sunny Carmel Valley furnished with nods to the brand’s forms, palettes and textures.
“Just as our vehicles are crafted to be a home away from home, this space was created to be the ultimate retreat,” said Lincoln global design director Kemal Curic.
Only weeks before announcing Todd Willing as Ford’s global head of design, Lincoln enlisted Detroit-born interior designer Corey Damen Jenkins to work with Kuric and the brand’s colour and materials designers to create spaces that aligned with Lincoln’s mantra of “sanctuary.”
“I loved this idea of…
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