Just ordered a new Fuji White Evoque - leather color suggestions?

I've just paid deposit on a SD4 Manual, Prestige Lux in Fuji White. The dealer tells me that I can still change the leather colour choice over the next week or two. Delivery is expected late March.

I definitely don't want all black ebony leather, but I am not sure if any variant of light leather will look good with Fuji White? I think there will be too much grey/cream/white and not enough contrast. If you have any suggestions or pictures I would be very grateful!

Current working choice is Indulgence (espresso seats and ivory/espresso dash).

(08-01-2014 06:20pm)kaalus Wrote:  Current working choice is Indulgence (espresso seats and ivory/espresso dash).

If this choice was available on the dynamic w/ premium interior pack I have on order I would have gone for it in an instant!

(08-01-2014 07:21pm)MarkA_ Wrote:  If this choice was available on the dynamic w/ premium interior pack I have on order I would have gone for it in an instant!

Hi,

Certain colours complement each other:-

White is attracted to black.

Red is attracted to black.

Black is attracted to chrome etc.,

When I reviewed the Evoque before ordering,I definitely did not want almond with White as I was of the opinion that it did not match as good as black.

However before ordering MY 14 I definitely wanted a light interior and not a black interior but could not find the right combination in the chosen model to my satisfaction.

I was advised that I could not pay extra for a light coloured combination that was available in other models.

I finally chose a Santorini black and although I definitely did not want a black interior I was constantly drawn back to a black interior and finally persuaded by my daughter who has a black Porsche Cayenne with black interior.

I am now very convinced that the black interior with the black body colour is the best match with an Ivory headlining over a panoramic roof.

Please choose carefully as it is an important decision.

Regards

I once spoke to the salesman and wanted the ebony interior on fuji white. They had a range rover on the floor with the ebony and when I peaked inside, decided against it as it looked too much like colonial english cigar lounge. (no disrespect). In other words, old man look.

There is a recommended colour and trim matrix on this brochure for evoque:
http://www.landrover.com/content/gb/en/p...overEvoque

(12-01-2014 10:19pm)Biker Wrote:  I once spoke to the salesman and wanted the ebony interior on fuji white. They had a range rover on the floor with the ebony and when I peaked inside, decided against it as it looked too much like colonial english cigar lounge. (no disrespect). In other words, old man look.

There is a recommended colour and trim matrix on this brochure for evoque:
http://www.landrover.com/content/gb/en/p...overEvoque

Which color did you go for in the end?

not got one yet.
leaning towards cirrus or almond espresso

(13-01-2014 08:28am)Biker Wrote:  not got one yet.
leaning towards cirrus or almond espresso

Mine will be cirrus, as I do like the two tone effect and I'm not one for browns in a car interior (goes along with my passionate hatred for wood trim).

The Tan interior for the Prestige Lux is nice and would work with a Fuji exterior - I think if you went for the lighter interiors it might all be a bit too pale, Evoque needs bold colours schemes. I had the Ebony Plus pack on my last one, have gone for the Tan Plus pack on the new one to go with the Zanzibar and Black Pack exterior. I have never been a great fan of LR's version of Tan as to me it is rather too orange to be what I would call tan, but it should look OK with the orangey Brown of Zanzibar. Your first choice of Expresso though is nice as it is a lovely warm shade of very dark brown.

(13-01-2014 02:49pm)HeartbreakRidge Wrote:  Mine will be cirrus, as I do like the two tone effect and I'm not one for browns in a car interior (goes along with my passionate hatred for wood trim).

Am with you on the wood trim.

(14-01-2014 04:10am)Biker Wrote:  Am with you on the wood trim.

Good man!