Carlex × Malton Kielman is the meeting of two ateliers that speak the same language: the language of silence, of tools, of uncompromising hands. This alliance erases the borders between what you drive and what you wear — uniting haute couture leathercraft with the sculptural discipline of bespoke automotive design
The Carlex Journal
A curated collection of stories, inspirations, and craftsmanship — where design meets heritage, and every detail reflects the soul of Carlex. Discover the world behind our creations, shaped by passion, precision, and timeless elegance.
Carlex × Malton Kielman: A Bond Written in Material,
The Book of Craft: The Carlex Maison Manifesto – Part II
This second part of our manifesto continues the exploration of Carlex’s philosophy: the truth of the final material, the role of patina as a record of life, the shared language of masters, and the invisible craftsmanship that transforms an interior into a lasting legacy.
The Book of Craft: The Carlex Maison Manifesto
Carlex Maison is the summit of what can be made by hand — a world where exotic materials, rare techniques, and master-level artistry define a new standard of automotive luxury. This manifesto reveals the philosophy behind Carlex’s uncompromising approach: the final material, the meaning of patina, the dialogue of masters, and the invisible craft that elevates a vehicle into a legacy.
Jewellery in Motoring: Details that Define Exclusivity
Explore how jewellery craftsmanship transforms luxury cars into moving works of art. From diamond finishes to gold detailing, Carlex Design merges precision, beauty, and performance.
Craftsmanship in luxury automotive manufacturing: a brief history of human hands, materials, and time.
In an age when production is measured in minutes and unit cost dictates form, luxury remains defined by something immeasurable: the certainty of a craftsman’s hand, the patience of materials, and the kind of time that cannot be automated.
This is a story about the coachbuilders and ateliers that shaped the imagination of drivers — from wooden frames to the star-woven skies of modern headliners.





