Pantone / RAL / hex
Use when the client already has a formal colour system or brand palette.
Start from a listed design, moodboard, swatch or reference image. We review colour, dimensions, density, structure, quantity and delivery needs before confirming the sample and production quote.
We do not need a finished floral specification to begin. A listed product, reliable colour reference, venue image or rough dimensions can start the review before we translate the brief into a sample and written quote.
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. | Sample timing quoted before work starts. |
| Full palette | Rebuild a family across several product types. | Sample timing depends on scope. |
| Scene build | Arch, installation or event-pack designed from a reference. | Quoted after product scope. |
| Repeat run | Seasonal planner inventory after sample approval. | Production timing confirmed before order. |
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 can share sample photos and quote a 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 a product link, Pantone, fabric, photo or venue image in the inquiry form. We use it to confirm design scope, sample steps, production notes and delivered quote requirements.