Brushed
Grain softens reflections and reveals movement.
Colour, surface and detail
Finish that strengthens the form.
Start with metal and light. We place colour, gloss and texture so every surface has a clear role.
Explore colour and finish
Material in changing light
Colour is only part of the finish.
Brushing direction, gloss, texture, edge highlights and depth decide whether the wheel feels technical, quiet, warm or expressive.
Start with what the light can reveal
The metal is not a neutral background.
Tool paths, grain, edges and pocket shadows already shape the wheel. Finish should reveal that architecture.
VISUAL STUDY ONLY — NOT A PRODUCED WHEEL, FINISH SAMPLE OR MACHINING RECORDSurface language
One geometry. Six ways to meet the light.
Polished
Sharper reflections heighten edges and transitions.
Satin
Even light calms complex geometry.
Machined
Tool paths become part of the expression.
Textured
Texture changes colour depth and perceived mass.
Mixed
Contrasting surfaces add layers without new geometry.
Tailored finish references
Not a colour chart. A conversation.
Metal, colour, gloss and detail are read together. These digital aluminium plates give us a shared language before a physical sample and written finish basis define the project.
Surface & gloss
The same colour changes when the metal and light change.
Base treatments
Tailored WheelsGloss levels
Transparent colour
Colour over metal keeps the grain and depth visible.
Each screen tone below is an approximate RAL direction over a brushed-aluminium visualisation.
Clear & smoke
Warm metallics
Red & wine
Blue & green
Solid colour
When the colour stands on its own.
The same code can read differently through gloss, satin, matte or texture. Every screen tone remains an approximation.
Black
Grey & anthracite
Warm metallics & brown
Accent colours
Combinations
The finish comes alive when the layers work together.
Mark & details
The Tailored Wheels mark can whisper—or become the contrast.
How the colour is defined
Bring the reference you already have.
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RAL
A useful industrial colour reference. The screen rendering is only an approximation.
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NCS
A precise way to describe perceived colour when that system suits the project.
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Pantone
A communication reference—not an automatic coating specification.
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Vehicle paint code
The car's own code can start the matching conversation.
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Physical sample
The agreed physical reference and written finish basis control the result.
Colour and surface inspiration
Keep the possibilities. Pause the wheel configurator.
Use these colours, reflections and surface characters as visual starting points. The wheel itself is still being developed, so this page now shows inspiration and samples—not a configurable wheel.
- Raw aluminium
- Polished silver
- Smoked titanium
- Deep graphite
- Satin black
- Nocturne bronze
- Warm bronze
- Warm champagne
- Copper ember
- Vermilion
- Electric cobalt
- Ultraviolet
- Fjord teal
- Deep forest
Colour needs a job
Map the finish to the wheel—not the other way around.
Each boundary should follow a real surface transition.
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Primary faces
The surfaces read first in motion.
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Rear spoke layer
Reverse Spine can hold shadow or contrast.
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Pockets
Depth fields shape light and visual mass.
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Outer edge
A fine frame can sharpen the diameter.
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Barrel
The field behind the spokes controls openness and depth.
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Centre
A restrained final detail for approved project identity.
From screen direction to agreed finish
Choose freely. Define precisely.
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Read the car
Paint, trim, brakes and body surfacing guide the surface, colour and contrast.
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Map the finish
Give each surface and colour a clear role across face, depth, edge and rim.
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Approve and record
A physical reference and written finish basis control preparation, gloss, texture, masking and tolerance.
LIMITED NUMBER OF PROJECTS / PERSONAL FOLLOW-UP
We accept a limited number of projects each year.