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Interiors
Our custom car interior work in Miami ranges from stitching and embroidery to a full leather or Alcantara retrim. We plan seats, trim, steering wheels, and starlight headliners around the cabin you want to create.
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What is included
- 01Leather and Alcantara upholstery
- 02Custom stitching and embroidery
- 03Starlight headliners
- 04Trim and accent color changes
- 05Steering wheels
Planning your build
Interior projects start with materials. We show you leather and Alcantara samples and agree on colors, stitching, and patterns before work begins.
Send photos of the current interior and any references when you start a build. We plan which parts are retrimmed and which are replaced.
Start by identifying the areas you want to change. A seat color, a steering wheel, and a complete cabin involve different materials and decisions. Include the headliner, door panels, trim, and embroidery in your references so the scope is clear.
The SLS AMG's red Alcantara cabin and the Porsche 911 Turbo S's powder blue leather with white quilting show two distinct approaches. Their photographs are useful references for color and pattern, while your own material choices are agreed using physical samples.
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Interiors questions
Can the interior match the exterior?
Yes. Matching or contrasting the cabin to the exterior color is a common request, as on the red SLS and the powder blue 911 Turbo S in our builds.
Can you add a starlight headliner?
Yes. Tell us about the car and we can explain how the headliner is built and how it is controlled.
Does every interior project need a full retrim?
No. Steering wheels, stitching, embroidery, trim, and individual upholstered areas can be discussed separately. Show us the parts you want to keep as well as the parts you want to change; the proposal should describe both so the finished cabin has a clear plan.
How do I choose between leather and Alcantara?
Compare samples in person and consider the areas being covered, the texture you prefer, and the cabin's existing materials. Bring references for color and stitching rather than relying only on a screen. We agree on the material and pattern choices before the work begins.
What should I send when planning an interior?
Send the year, make, and model, photographs of the complete cabin, and close-ups of the areas you want changed. Add references for colors, quilting, stitching, or embroidery. This helps separate a focused trim project from a wider cabin retrim before we confirm the quote and studio time.