- 7315 Olympic Dr, Everett, WA 98203
- northwestcrafted@gmail.com
- 7315 Olympic Dr, Everett, WA 98203
- northwestcrafted@gmail.com
- Monday - Friday: 6:30AM-3:30PM
- Monday - Friday: 6:30AM-3:30PM
CUSTOM PORSCHE INTERIORS · EVERETT, WASHINGTON
The driving experience begins before you turn the key. We create custom Porsche interiors that honor the car’s engineering, respect its heritage, and reflect your individual vision, from vintage restorations to one-of-one performance builds.
Decades of custom interior expertise
SEMA and Barrett-Jackson
Italian leather, Alcantara & specialty fabrics
NOT AN OFF-THE-SHELF INTERIOR.
THE CAR IS DISTINCT. THE INTERIOR SHOULD BE TOO.
In a Porsche, the cabin is part of the connection between driver and machine. The seat shape, steering-wheel feel, dashboard proportions, and material choices all influence that experience.
NW Crafted Interiors designs and crafts custom Porsche interiors for owners who want an authentic period-inspired restoration, subtle OEM-plus refinements, or a more expressive bespoke finish. We tailor the approach to the car and its purpose rather than applying the same treatment to every model.
Our Everett workshop pairs traditional upholstery skill with precision tools, including 3D scanning, rendering, printing, and laser fabrication. Those capabilities allow our team to develop custom components alongside hand-finished leather, Alcantara, and specialty upholstery work.
We design around your Porsche’s identity, then make the finer details unmistakably yours.
CRAFTED FOR PORSCHE OWNERS
From early classics to contemporary performance models, our Porsche interior customization work blends era-sensitive design with individual craftsmanship.
From air-cooled 911 cabins to 930 Turbo builds, we create tailored seat upholstery, matching panels, steering-wheel treatments, and cohesive trim that respect each generation.
For vintage 356, 911, and collectible Porsche interiors, we discuss period-inspired fabrics, appropriate color palettes, classic plaid or Pepita patterns, and restoration goals.
Performance-focused projects can combine supportive seat upholstery, appropriate foam selection, Alcantara surfaces, and refined trim details without losing a purposeful cockpit feel.
Pair Nappa leather, Alcantara, heritage-inspired fabrics, and contrast stitching. We consider color, texture, intended use, and how each surface relates to the rest of the cabin.
Develop specialized interior panels, consoles, wrapped components, and front-trunk details with upholstery skill and modern fabrication tools where the project calls for them.
Integrate suitable lighting or work around client-provided infotainment components as part of a coordinated design. Feasibility and electrical work require project-specific review.
TWO WAYS TO MAKE IT YOUR OWN
A collectible Porsche deserves a different conversation from a track-inspired custom build. We help you identify the right degree of restoration and personalization before choosing materials or developing new components.
01 / HERITAGE
RESTORATION-LED
Preserve the visual character of a classic Porsche with suitable period-inspired upholstery, restrained color choices, traditional patterns, and thoughtful restoration of worn components.
RESTORATION-LED
HERITAGE COLORS
ORIGINAL CHARACTER
02 / BESPOKE
INDIVIDUAL DESIGN
Shape a distinctive cabin with contemporary leather, Alcantara, tailored stitching, custom trim, or specialized fabrication. Keep the design cohesive with the vehicle’s proportions and purpose.
OEM-PLUS STYLE
PERFORMANCE DETAILS
ONE-OF-ONE FINISHES
THE FEEL OF A CUSTOM PORSCHE
Material selection should support the car’s design, not overwhelm it. Our team helps you combine textures and finishes with a clear plan for the cabin.
Choose natural-grain and Nappa leather options for seats, panels, and finely finished surfaces.
Add a distinctive suede-like matte finish to suitable headliners, seating accents, and trim.
Bring heritage patterns into collectible restorations or characterful modern interpretations.
Unify the cockpit with considered stitching, piping, embroidery, and coordinated colors.
We evaluate your chosen materials alongside existing trim, seat forms, carpeting, and the way you use the car.
For a 1985 Porsche 930 Turbo build, our team combined traditional upholstery with a bespoke front-trunk installation. The interior featured Valcona-grain leather, Overlander plaid, and German square-weave carpeting.
The project extended beyond seat coverings. Our team developed a custom 3D-printed front trunk using a Modix Big 180X printer, wrapped and hand-stitched the strut brace, and incorporated an LED trunk light activated by a hood proximity sensor.
This project shows how Porsche heritage, upholstery, and specialized fabrication can form one coherent design.
SELECT PORSCHE WORK
A design-led Porsche interior should respond to the vehicle itself. These published project details demonstrate different material combinations, levels of customization, and fabrication methods.
01 / 1985 PORSCHE 930 TURBO
Valcona-grain leather, Overlander plaid, German square-weave carpeting, a tailored strut-bar wrap, and a completely custom front trunk.
02 / RWB PORSCHE BUILD
Italian Nappa leather, Alcantara, more than 50 hours of laser-etched detailing, and a fully customized front trunk. The build appeared at the LeMay Car Museum.
03 / PORSCHE GT3
OEM Porsche Nappa leather, vintage Pasha fabric, anthracite Alcantara, and revised seat bolster foam contributed to a distinctive performance-focused cabin.
Photography shown here illustrates the design direction. Replace these preview crops with the workshop’s approved high-resolution photographs for each named Porsche project before publishing.
MORE THAN SEATS AND STITCHING
Our second Porsche article explores how lighting can influence the atmosphere and usability of a custom cabin. We bring that concept into the overall interior design conversation without treating every aftermarket lighting feature as appropriate for every car.
For suitable projects, we can discuss integrating ambient lighting with upholstery, trim, and client-provided infotainment components. We assess placement, glare, serviceability, and compatibility before agreeing to any changes involving electrical systems.
For collectible models, discreet solutions may better protect a period-inspired appearance. For a modern custom build, lighting may complement more contemporary materials and details.
PROJECT-SPECIFIC REVIEW. We do not design sound systems. App-controlled RGB kits, electrical modifications, and aftermarket system compatibility are not automatically included in our upholstery services.
THE NW CRAFTED PROCESS
We develop each custom interior around the Porsche, the owner’s design goals, and the technical demands of the work. Your project may involve a few refined details or a complete cabin transformation.
We discuss your model, its current interior, your goals, vehicle use, and priorities.
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We evaluate finishes, colors, seat patterns, trim, and potential customization scope.
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For suitable components, scanning or rendering helps us plan a refined custom solution.
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We shape, stitch, upholster, fabricate, and finish each agreed component.
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We complete the installation and review the finished work against the design brief.
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Our Everett workshop, led by Scottie and Jordan Stratton, brings more than three decades of experience to bespoke automotive upholstery and interior fabrication. We have documented work across vintage Porsche, performance-focused GT3, and custom RWB builds.
Our shop combines traditional upholstery techniques with 3D scanning, printing, and laser fabrication for selected custom interior projects. That hands-on perspective informs the material guidance we share with customers.
We consider each Porsche generation's visual language and the owner's priorities.
3D tools support complex trim and custom component projects.
Leather, Alcantara, heritage textiles, and thoughtful finishing choices.
Our 930 Turbo, RWB, and GT3 portfolio demonstrates our approach.
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FAQ
From an air-cooled restoration to a modern performance-focused interior, every Porsche project raises different decisions. These answers can help you plan your consultation.
Yes. We can discuss factory-inspired materials, period patterns, restrained color combinations, and subtle refinements. How closely a restoration can follow the original depends on the car, existing components, and material availability.
Our published work includes Porsche 911 and 930 Turbo interiors, an RWB build, and a GT3. We also discuss projects involving other classic, collectible, and modern Porsche models. Contact us with your specific model and scope.
Yes. We have completed projects using Nappa leather, Alcantara, Overlander plaid, Pasha fabric, and other materials. We assess the application, color combinations, and installation requirements before choosing a final specification.
We have developed custom front-trunk components and other interior elements using 3D printing and related fabrication tools. The design and feasibility depend on the vehicle, available space, technical constraints, and project goals.
We can discuss integrating suitable lighting within an overall custom interior design and working with existing client-provided infotainment components. Electrical compatibility and any specialized installation must be evaluated before we confirm a project’s scope. We do not design sound systems.
