Crema vs Sabbia

Not necessarily. You still have to see these in the real world. Cuoio on these swaths looks like almost like dark chocolate, which is obviously not how it looks in person.

 

Dan's picture (I saw it in this forum somewhere) shows the different with both color. Well probably you right, I think better in a camera room for pictures to obtain neutral colors.

 

This is the only correct description in this thread, many of you had it backwards. The best simple description I can give is crema = very very light and bright shade of cream. Sabbia = warm beige sand. Sabbia is darker than crema but still overall a very light shade of tan. The classic Ferrari “Beige” is darker than Sabbia, and Cuoio is darker than “Beige”. I personally LOVE these colors and they work extremely well with a huge array of paint colors.

I have not only done extensive online photo research on these two colors but currently own a car in my collection with Sabbia hides and look after a car in my family collection that has Crema hides and have even dealt with color matching dyes/restoration work on both interiors.

Sorry to be harsh but it’s for better quality information for the community. Please refrain from “I thinks” and information from faint memory, making no comment is better than adding to the already excessive amount of misinformation on the internet. It only confuses people who are trying to figure something out when they have all of this conflicting information to cross reference.