FWIW, the Tesla optional front center console comes only in
piano black. It's an easy DIY to put carbon fiber wrap over the single piano black segment of the top -- that's what I did to match my Carbon Fiber Trim. If you have either of the wood trim options, you'll have to live with the small piano black section.
I'm not a messy person, but found the MS interior to just be lacking in practical storage space easily accessible to the driver... Glove box is small. There are no door pockets to speak of, and while the space between the seats may be good for some, and there is the strange little cubby that things can slip out of beneath the 17" Display because there is no door on it, I don't carry a purse but need a place to keep my spare mini umbrella, my dog's leash, wrap-around Maui Jim sunglasses in their case that won't fit in the glove box or cubby, and a few tidbits like some breath mints, a couple quarters, spare 2032 battery for my FOB, and a spare USB-to-Lightning cable... Net for me is I can't stand rattling, so an open floor between the front seats is a no-go for me. I went with the Tesla console vs. the Evannex -- IMHO the Tesla version has a bit more space and options if you want to have another 1 or two,cup holders of various sizes, but Tesla did a <>%-poor job on the details compared to the optional rear console and rest of the MS. I will never understand that. It has issues that can be overcome with things that can slip beneath the back charger area that can be near impossible to get back out if you don't prevent the problem in the first place, and if you are the type that throws your cell phone, keys and like on top of the center console sliding covers when you get I into the car (I'm not), then accelerate, well, you may loose things under the cubby until you accelerate and stop fast enough for it to slide back the other way... Again, that can be resolved with a quick DIY but didn't need to happen if Tesla would have been just a little more attentive to their front center console design. Despite all that, I'd still buy the Tesla Center Console again -- cursing that it wasn't standard all over again.