If Pantone has a number for it, our booth can spray it.
Our seventeen metal finishes are only the beginning. Behind them sits the entire Pantone® Solid Coated collection, delivered as a hand-sprayed lacquer coat. Find your shade in the official library, give us its number, and your fixture is built in precisely that color — a single code, zero guesswork, and never another "something like sage."
A number says it exactly — words only come close.
Ask ten people what "sage green" looks like and you'll hear ten answers. PANTONE 5757 C has only one — the identical physical chip sitting in the library, beside our spray bench, and inside your quote confirmation.
Your color is four minutes away on Pantone Connect.
Pantone Connect is the official color browser, free to use. No sign-up is required just to look around — all you're after is the code that pops up when your cursor rests on a swatch.
Every display shifts color a little — treat the on-screen swatch as a faithful guide rather than a promise. It's precisely why the sprayed sample panel is photographed side by side with the physical Pantone chip and sent for your approval before your fixture ever enters the booth. Not a single coat goes on until you've seen it for real.
The twelve references we're asked for again and again.
More than 2,300 colors live in the complete library — but if a starting point helps, tap any chip below and the specimen band will take on that shade. Once it feels right, carry the color straight into the inquiry panel.
What you see on screen is an approximation of each Pantone reference — the definitive match is always made against the physical chip.
Same hue — three different characters.
The code locks in the hue; the sheen determines how it lives in your space — the amount of light it throws back, how readily it collects fingerprints, and the way it reads on camera.
A soft, almost gloss-free surface that drinks light in instead of reflecting it. The effect is architectural and current — and it hides dust and fingerprints better than anything else. It's what we reach for first on deep, saturated shades.
- Gloss level< 10%
- CharacterUnderstated, current
- Best forDark & muted shades
A quiet low-sheen glow that lends the color dimension without ever turning reflective. This is the timeless furniture-lacquer finish — the nearest cousin to classic painted cabinetry and millwork.
- Gloss level25–40%
- CharacterTimeless, warm
- Best forNearly every room
A glassy, wet-look depth achieved with extra clear-coat layers, each hand-leveled before the next. Bold and mirror-bright — it turns pastels into candy and dark tones into the richness of a lacquered jewel box.
- Gloss level85%+
- CharacterDramatic, glassy
- Best forStatement pieces
Code to crate in six steps — nothing is sprayed without your yes.
Worth Knowing Before You Commission
- Metal parts take the color. Custom Pantone lacquer covers bodies, canopies, arms, and frames. Natural elements — alabaster, marble, glass, rattan, and fabric shades — stay exactly as nature made them and are not paintable.
- Built for you alone. A custom-color fixture is produced specifically to your order, so it falls outside the standard change-of-mind return policy. Approving the sample-panel photo is the moment the commission is confirmed.
- Stick to the Solid Coated ("C") collection. References from other Pantone systems (TPG/TPX, U, Metallics) can usually be cross-converted — just check with us before committing.
- Minor run-to-run variation is expected. Lacquer sprayed by hand and matched to a physical standard can shift by a fraction between production batches — always inside commercial color-matching tolerance.
A minute to fill in. An answer within a day.
Drop in your Pantone code, name the fixture it's destined for, and mention anything useful — how many, which sheen, or a project deadline. The panel delivers your note straight to our studio, and the specialist who opens it is the same person who will walk your commission all the way to the paint booth.
Rather get in touch yourself? A call or an email both reach the studio.
One of them is yours.
Thousands of shades, each with a single truthful name — and a workshop that sprays precisely what that name specifies. Wander the official Pantone library, then come back with your number.