The red accent with the brown was my first choice, but you are correct it was too much and took away from the richness of the brown.Quote:
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Agreed... everyone that I have shown both interiors to either choose the brown or the gray, not both.
Much appreciated.
Yep, that is gorgeous and similar to mine save for blue pipinghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...388137b804.jpgQuote:
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That looks amazing!Quote:
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This is an interior of a Makai where I got the idea from.
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That looks way better!Quote:
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Other than white everything is a fad. It all comes and goes.
Prospersigman & larry_arizona I definitely like the monochrome tan in both of your Supra’s.
The monochrome honey diam / honey mar combination (tan/tan) is offered in the Kaiyen, but I think the honey colour by itself would blend in with the Gator Step too much without the espresso diam as a secondary colour to separate the seats from the floor.
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Been through too many brown and tan fads on boats, cars and motor homes. My Moomba I had was the best combination with a metalflake full and white vinyl. A neutral interior will weather time better IMO.
Funny, I'm making the same decision right now. I like the brown much better than the "sporty gray". Ultimately, I'm 99.9% sure I'm going with the brown. I've had many gray and white boat interiors and I'm sick of them. The brown has a much richer look and feel (I don't mean rich in the economic sense). I don't think brown is going to be here today and gone 5 years from now. I think it is going to stick (at least that is what I'm telling myself).
I'm not a big fan of the brown in boats these days, I love the classic grey look and think that brown is a "fad". That being said go for whatever you guys like.
I'd be intrigued with the brown had we stayed in wisconsin where the sun is not as baking hot. here in vegas no way in hell i'd ever spec a boat with a top coat other than white or a primarily white interior. I know that others say the cool touch is a blessing but I see new 'bu's with cool touch and towels all over the interior. even our white is toasty in the summer.
keeping the boat 2 or 3 years brown will still be in but I'm with zabooda in that back 30 years ago brown was in style then disappeared. it's in style again now but I bet a nice steak in 10 years it'll be off the color charts for new boat purchases. not saying it won't resale but it'll advertise the decade it was built in.....
end of the day buy whatever you and the family like not what a bunch of keyboard ninjas tell you to do..... none of us have to stare at it day in and day out...