Staff Answer
Dec 09, 2025 - 02:21 PM
We use Pantone color matching to achieve the closest possible match to your specified colors. Pantone is an industry-standard color system, so if you provide Pantone references for your logo, we can match them as precisely as the application allows.
That said, it's helpful to set the right expectation. Because our water features are made from natural materials like stone and glass, and every piece varies in tone, texture, and translucency, your logo's colors can appear slightly different once applied than they would on a printed page or a computer screen. The surface beneath the color influences how that color reads—a hue applied over natural stone won't look identical to the same hue printed on white paper. This is a normal characteristic of working with natural materials, not a defect.
During the proof stage, we'll specify the colors we plan to use so you can review and approve them before anything is applied. If exact color fidelity is important for your brand, let our logo specialist know early in the process and we'll do everything we can to get you as close as possible while accounting for the natural variation in the material.
