Yes, we do offer custom colors for urban benches, and it is one of the most popular requests we receive from municipalities, business improvement districts, and public art coordinators. Matching a bench to local branding or a nearby mural is not just possible—it is something we actively encourage.
When you send us a brand guide, Pantone reference, RAL number, or a photo of the public artwork, our finishing team can create a matched powder coat sample for approval before production. We use high-performance polyester powder coatings that resist fading, chalking, and UV damage, so the custom color stays vivid through years of outdoor exposure. For coastal or high-traffic environments, we can also apply anti-graffiti clear coats without changing the final color.
Custom color does not mean custom complexity. We can match single colors, two-tone frames, or even add subtle metallic or textured finishes for a more sculptural look. If the project requires a specific contrast level for accessibility, we can adjust the color formula while keeping the bench compliant with public space guidelines.
From small pilot installations to citywide rollouts, we keep color consistency across batches by documenting the exact powder formula and retaining a control sample. That way, if you add benches next year or need a replacement slat, the new parts still match the original branding or art palette.
A good first step is to share your color reference and quantity. We will send you a digital proof and a physical color chip. Once you approve, production typically takes the same lead time as our standard finishes, with a small additional charge for custom color matching.
So yes—custom colors are absolutely available, and they are a practical way to make urban seating feel like part of the place rather than an off-the-shelf afterthought.