Name the shade.
We'll match it, exactly.
Every fixture can leave the workshop in a shade you specify, not one we approximate. Point us to any reference in the official Pantone® Solid Coated library and our finishing team hand-sprays your lacquer to that exact number – a color you chose from a real chip, not a screen's best guess.
Say the number.
Skip the guesswork.
Words like "sage green" or "dusty rose" mean something slightly different on every screen, in every workshop, to every eye that reads them. A Pantone number doesn't have that problem – it points to one fixed reference chip, and that same chip sits in the Pantone library, on our spray table, and on the quote we send back to you. Order by number and the fixture that arrives is the color you picked, not our best guess at your description.
You can find your color
in under five minutes.
Pantone Connect is the brand's own free browser tool, and you don't need to sign up for anything just to look around – you only need the code that shows up when you hover over a swatch.
No screen shows color with perfect accuracy – think of what you see on-screen as a rough preview, not the final word. That's the whole reason we photograph a sprayed sample right beside the physical Pantone chip and send it over for your approval before we touch your actual fixture. We don't spray anything until you've given the go-ahead on the real sample.
A dozen colors our
customers keep coming back to.
There are more than 2,300 colors in the full library, but these are the ones customers request most often for lighting projects – a decent jumping-off point if you're not sure where to start. Click a card and its code loads straight into the form below.
Treat these on-screen swatches as a rough guide only – we always match your final finish against the physical Pantone chip, not a pixel on a screen.
Same color,
different personality.
The Pantone number locks in the hue, but the sheen level is what actually determines how that color shows up in your space – how reflective it is, whether it hides fingerprints, how it looks in photos. You'll pick one of the three below when you send over your code.
Matte
A soft, flat surface with almost no shine – it soaks up light instead of reflecting it back. Feels clean and modern, and it's the most forgiving finish when it comes to dust or fingerprints. It's what we recommend by default for darker, more saturated colors.
- Gloss level< 10%
- CharacterSoft, modern
- Best forDeep & muted tones
Satin · Eggshell
A soft hint of shine that adds some depth to the color without making the fixture look like glass. This is the traditional painted-furniture look – closest to what you'd see on classic painted cabinetry or trim.
- Gloss level25–40%
- CharacterWarm, classic
- Best forMost interiors
High Gloss
A rich, wet-looking shine achieved through extra clear-coat layers, hand-smoothed between each pass. It's bold and highly reflective – lighter colors take on a candy-glossed look, and dark colors read almost like a lacquered jewelry box.
- Gloss level85%+
- CharacterBold, jewel-like
- Best forAccent pieces
Six steps, and you
sign off before we spray.
A Few Things to Know First
- Only painted parts can change color. This applies to metal bodies, canopies, arms, and frames. Materials like alabaster, marble, glass, rattan, and fabric shades stay as they naturally are and can't be painted over.
- These are built specifically for you. Because of that, custom-color orders aren't covered under our standard change-of-mind returns – once you approve the sample photo, that's the point of commitment.
- Stick to the Solid Coated ("C") library. Codes from other libraries (TPG/TPX, U, Metallics) are sometimes possible to match, but check with us first.
- Small variations between batches are expected. Since this is hand-sprayed lacquer matched to a physical standard, there can be minor differences run to run – well within normal color-matching tolerance.
Just a few fields.
We reply within a day.
Drop in your Pantone code, let us know which fixture it's for, and add anything else that matters – how many you need, which sheen, any deadline you're working around. This goes directly to our team, and whoever picks it up will stay with your order all the way through the paint booth.
Rather email us instead? Send it to info@pinlighting.com with "Custom Pantone Color" in the subject line.
The full library's
waiting for you.
More than 2,300 colors, each with one exact name, and a paint shop that sprays precisely what that name says. Go look through the official Pantone library, then hand us the number.