Replacing the leather and Alcantara on the entire interior

I thought I would share the latest in the overhaul saga of the old 2000 M5. I’ve started replacing all of the leather on the door cards. I tore them apart this weekend with a chisel and a hammer. Took about 6hrs. Broke them down to their individual panels. It was extra difficult because when I got the car 12yrs ago all of the door pockets had fallen off the door cards into the door cavity. The factory glue had failed so we used black epoxy to stick them back on the door cards. I never thought in a million years I would completely redo the leather in the car. The door cards look way better in the pics than they are in person. In person, there are gouges, areas where the leather is failing, and areas where there was water damage to the door card from leaking vapor barriers from when the PO had it. My interior person is going to fix the door panels before she recovers them. I'm using Relicate Ferrari black 6300 leather for the entire interior. Not exactly OEM but neither is most of the car anymore either. I have already had the covers made for all the seats using the same material through GAHH Automotive. I have them in a box ready to install. I’ll be beginning the installation of the new seat covers on all the seats soon and my upholstery person is starting the door cards, headliner, & pillar covers for me next week. I’m going to do the inserts around the door handles (airbag cover and the part around the grab handle in anthracite Alcantara to match the headliner and pillars. I think it will look great. Pretty excited. Penny for your thoughts?