Lacewood interior photos?

[ddruz]

Anyone received a car with lacewood interior who mind posting some pictures? I've done the site search and scoured the threads and there are very few photos around. Thanks!

 

[grisnjam]

Anyone received a car with lacewood interior who mind posting some pictures? I've done the site search and scoured the threads and there are very few photos around. Thanks!

Here are all the Lacewood photos I collected with trying to decide on an interior:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/griswell/sets/72157632492063041/

I hope that helps. The wife recommend I go with matte Obeche (Silver with Gray Leather) so I did

 

[ddruz]

Here are all the Lacewood photos I collected with trying to decide on an interior:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/griswell/sets/72157632492063041/

I hope that helps. The wife recommend I go with matte Obeche (Silver with Gray Leather) so I did

Extremely helpful! Thanks!

 

[efusco]

I've got the tan with lacewood, but have sort of neglected my duties to photograph the interior. And now it's dirty and starting to fill up with my usual junk. I do love the choice of tan and lacewood, I think the lacewood is just beautiful, the texture is unique but natural and warm. The tan is a nice shade, IMO. Some concern about how much dirt and such it will show from my kids over time, but it is just beautiful to look at.
I do have a few shots on my flickr page, the main interior shots are below, but you may find others where you can see the interior through a window or open door as well:
Collection: Tesla

Tesla Gallery by efusco, on Flickr

Tesla Gallery by efusco, on Flickr

Tesla Gallery by efusco, on Flickr

Tesla Gallery by efusco, on Flickr

Tesla Gallery by efusco, on Flickr

 

[smd]

:biggrin: I'm very happy with my tan and lacewood interior as well! The lacewood is a textured matte finish, so I never get any fingerprints, even though I enjoy running my fingers over the texture.

 

[nrcooled]

^^^Same here. I did the tan and lacewood combo and I love it. Fair warning: Everyone that gets in the car immediately says "ooooh" and then runs their fingers along the lacewood.

It's very distinctive and the fact that it is real wood really shows on the lacewood (this is not a slam to any other MS trim option just a comment to other manufacturers wood looking fake)

 

[johnnyS]

We have the gray leather with the lacewood. The lacewood is attractive and unusual. The gray is very light and looks great with the lacewood. The gray interior with silver exterior with 21" silver wheels is a great combination.

 

[William13]

I choose the lacewood as it is unique and doesn't show finger prints. It's texture is the only wood with texture that I have ever seen in a car.

 

[Bound466]

I also have the tan and lacewood. Awesome combination. Efusco's pictures are good representations of it. There is a 3D effect to it though that is really cool. And like other's mentioned, matte is the way to go for no fingerprints. What I would add is that the matte is so deeply colored, I don't see where there is a need to gloss it up. It just looks handsome. Sort of masculine in fact. Definitely different, but still very rich looking. For me and my wife, we are very happy with our decision there.

 

[Jason S]

Black with lacewood on our performance version here. Don't regret it at all. Chose it over the carbon fiber and still think it was the better choice.

 

[CanuckS#69]

Do the rest of you that have Lacewood interiors actually have Lacewood that looks like the pictures at the start of this thread? Mine doesn't have the same contrast pattern, but is more muted in texture and colour. I'll try to remember to snap a pic to show the difference.

 

[efusco]

Do the rest of you that have Lacewood interiors actually have Lacewood that looks like the pictures at the start of this thread? Mine doesn't have the same contrast pattern, but is more muted in texture and colour. I'll try to remember to snap a pic to show the difference.

Some of that may be photographic technique and lighting. My shots, for example, were with low tangential light that really highlighted the texture and created more contrast and I used a shallow depth of field to make sure that the texture was highlighted. That said, this is natural wood and it would not be at all surprising to see significant variation in texture and contrast from sample to sample since no two trees will be the same, nor even cuts from the same tree.

 

[Robert.Boston]

Do the rest of you that have Lacewood interiors actually have Lacewood that looks like the pictures at the start of this thread? Mine doesn't have the same contrast pattern, but is more muted in texture and colour. I'll try to remember to snap a pic to show the difference.

Agreed; mine doesn't have the same visual interest as the pic. Frankly, I'm a little disappointed with the appearance; not enough contrast in the particular pieces in my car.