Choosing an Interior Color Combo - Help me out

[MXDesa]

Hey Guys,

I'm finally at the stage in my beetle's restoration where I need to choose the interior color combo. The car is a freshly painted Turquoise ragtop.

I'm stuck between a beige/tan option and a Grey. I'm open for other suggestions as well. If anyone has a close color combo in their turquoise bug, I'd love to see a picture of it.

Here are my narrowed down options so far... Let me know what you think...

[finster]

I think the beige looks warmer and yet is not too strong against the turquoise, so that would be my choice.
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[iowegian]

[Sharp64]

Beige.
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1960 Indigo Blue Ragtop (Blue Barry)
1967 Ghia
1985 Westy Money Pit
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[Bryan67]

Are you restoring it to original? Then grey would be your only option. And without the tweed.
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[rcooled]

For reference, here's the interior my '63 from Sewfine. Seats have dark grey vinyl sides & back w/grey-mix tweed seating surfaces and off-white piping. Carpet is charcoal grey German square-weave and door panels are original to the car. I think this combo would work pretty well with Turquoise too.

[cricketseed]

Graphic designer here (for what that's worth). I'd go gray. To me, the colors work better together, and you're closer to the original setup.
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[Helfen]