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Beyond our seventeen metal finishes lies a second library — the full Pantone® Solid Coated range, applied as a hand-sprayed lacquer finish. Browse the official Pantone Connect library, send us the color number, and we build your fixture in exactly that shade. One code. No ambiguity. No "sort of sage."
"Sage green," "dusty rose," "warm charcoal" — every screen, every workshop, and every pair of eyes reads those words differently. A Pantone code reads only one way. It is the same physical reference chip in the Pantone library, on our spray bench in the atelier, and in your quote confirmation. When you order by number, what arrives is what you chose — not our interpretation of what you described.
Pantone Connect is Pantone's official, free color browser. You don't need an account to look — only the code that appears when you hover a swatch.
No monitor renders color perfectly — the swatch on your screen is a close guide, not a guarantee. This is exactly why we photograph the sprayed test panel next to the physical Pantone chip and send it to you for approval before your fixture enters the paint booth. Nothing is painted until you've seen the real thing.
The full library holds over 2,300 colors — but if you'd like somewhere to begin, these are the references most often commissioned for lighting. Click any card to drop its code into the request panel below.
On-screen colors are approximate renderings of the Pantone references — final matching is always done against the physical chip.
The Pantone code fixes the hue. The sheen decides how that hue behaves in the room — how much light it returns, how it shows fingerprints, how it photographs. Choose one of three when you send your code.
A velvety, near-zero-gloss surface that absorbs light rather than bouncing it. Reads architectural and contemporary; the most forgiving of dust and fingerprints. Our default for saturated and dark shades.
A gentle low-luster that gives the color depth without turning the fixture into a mirror. The classic furniture-lacquer look — closest to traditional painted millwork and cabinetry.
A deep, wet-look finish built from additional clear-coat layers, hand-leveled between coats. Dramatic and reflective — pastels turn candy-like, darks turn lacquer-box rich.
Paste your Pantone code, tell us which fixture you'd like it on, and add anything we should know — quantity, sheen, project deadline context. The panel composes an email to our atelier; the specialist who reads it is the one who will carry your commission through to the paint booth.
Prefer to write directly? Email service@lumioshine.com with the subject line "Custom Pantone Color".
Over 2,300 colors, one honest way to name each of them, and a workshop that paints exactly what the code says. Browse the official Pantone library, then bring us the number.
