Pantone / RAL / hex
Use when the client already has a formal colour system or brand palette.
Most planner briefs arrive as a moodboard, a swatch, or a Pantone code. FauxHQ rebuilds the palette stem-by-stem, ships a physical sample, and only produces bulk after written approval.
We do not need a finished floral spec to begin. The matching brief can start from any reliable colour reference, then we translate it into stems, fillers and production samples.
Use when the client already has a formal colour system or brand palette.
Best for bridesmaid dresses, table linen, stage drape and branded ribbon.
Useful for venue interiors, moodboards, flowers, objects and past installs.
Use a FauxHQ SKU as the base, then shift colour, finish, density or scale.
The goal is simple: remove colour risk before bulk. Each stage creates a tangible approval point for buyers, planners and studios.
Each custom colour request becomes an approval pack, not a vague promise. This is the handoff that keeps sales, planners and production aligned.
| Scope | Best use | Lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Accent shift | Adjust one tone inside an existing SKU. | 5 working days to sample. |
| Full palette | Rebuild a family across several product types. | 7-10 working days to sample. |
| Scene build | Arch, installation or event-pack designed from a reference. | Quoted after product scope. |
| Repeat run | Seasonal planner inventory after sample approval. | 3-5 weeks production. |
Yes, but fabric, Pantone or physical swatches are more reliable. For photos, include the lighting context and any object that anchors the colour.
Most are. Dense installations, garlands and bouquets offer the widest range. Some delicate stems have stricter material limits.
Yes. We photograph the sample in daylight and ship the physical sample for final approval before bulk production.
Accent shifts can stay inside normal mixed-product MOQ. Full palette runs may require a quoted production minimum.
Include Pantone, fabric, photo or a product link in the inquiry form. The next version will route this into the Worker and Sanity inquiry record.