SUNVALE LIVING / REMOTE SAMPLE ROOM

Bring Your Floral Reference.
Explore the Possibilities.

Explore colors, product details, coordinated selections, and packaging requirements with Sunvale Living.

Third-party YeahFlower showroom: two people viewing artificial floral samples

01 / CUSTOM DIRECTIONS

What would you like to develop?

Original artificial hydrangea product reference
COLOR / REFERENCEReference for discussion

01 / COLOR / REFERENCE

Color Direction

Bring a photographed color or palette. Review possible options.

Compare photographed references in the Color Studio. A reference is a starting point, not an orderable color promise.

Shade matching and samples need confirmation.Explore the Color Studio
Original supplier artificial flower detail
FORM / DETAILReference for discussion

02 / FORM / DETAIL

Product Matching

Share a photo, size and use. Discuss forms, materials and alternatives.

Start with flower form, petal structure and finish. Include your size, use and estimated quantity in the product discussion.

Exact specifications and availability to confirm.Discuss a Product Reference
Original supplier photograph of eight floral color groups
SELECTION / TOGETHERReference for discussion

03 / SELECTION / TOGETHER

Collection Coordination

Bring your market and quantities. Review how items work together.

Compare the photographed family, then discuss the references suited to your market. Colors shown remain discussion references.

Assortment and item compatibility to confirm.View the Product References
PJTL reference: artificial tulips grouped within divided corrugated cartons
PRESENTATION / PROTECTIONReference for discussion

04 / PRESENTATION / PROTECTION

Packaging Requirements

Share presentation, artwork and protection needs.

Review product presentation, labelling and protection in the existing packaging section. Confirm the option with the exact product.

Supplier options, costs and minimums to confirm.Review Packaging Requirements

02 / FROM THE REFERENCE

One starting point.
A clearer direction.

A photograph starts the conversation.
Form, color and practical details shape what comes next.

Original supplier photograph: all eight artificial flower color groups shown together
01 / PRODUCT REFERENCE

Start with the full photographed selection.

Original same-series ivory artificial flower photograph showing layered petals, decorative foliage and fabric texture
02 / FLOWER DETAIL

Look closer at the form,
petal structure and finish.

03 / COLOR DISCUSSION

Photographed colors are references for discussion — not confirmed orderable options. Confirm the exact product and color with a sample.

View the original reference ↗
  1. 01

    Share Your Reference

    Send a photo, sketch or color direction. Add size, use and estimated quantity.

  2. 02

    Discuss & Review

    Compare flower form, materials and color options. Identify details that may need another product or sample.

  3. 03

    Confirm Direction

    Agree the references, assortment and packaging questions to carry into a buying brief.

  4. 04

    Sample / Next Steps

    Discuss sample feasibility, what to check, costs and timing before proceeding.

Your reference becomes the starting point.

Now compare the photographed options ↓

REMOTE SAMPLE ROOM / COLOR STUDIO

See the flower.
Discuss the direction.

Explore real photographed references by flower family and color. Bring a clear starting point to your sourcing conversation.

Blush hydrangea product reference

Hydrangea

Blush

01 / SELECT A FAMILY

02 / EXPLORE A COLOR REFERENCE

PHOTOGRAPHED REFERENCE

Reference only · not a confirmed product variant.

A topic to discuss, not a confirmed packing specification.

Discuss This Reference ↗

04 / THE DETAILS AROUND THE FLOWER

The product and its packing.
Considered together.

How should the selection be presented, protected and grouped? Bring those requirements into the same conversation.

PJTL reference: artificial tulips grouped within divided corrugated cartons
Packing photography: PJTL Flowers. Confirm protection and carton requirements for your selected products.
03 / INNER PACKING

Protect the selected form.

Discuss separation, orientation and protection around the flower and stem.

04 / STRUCTURE & COLLECTION MIX

Plan the grouping.

Confirm item counts, proposed combinations and carton requirements for the selected products.

Handmade floral tag design inspiration, photographed on Pexels
02 / LABEL / HANGTAG

A place for your information.

Share artwork, wording and attachment requirements.

Tag design inspiration. Discuss artwork and materials for your selected products.
01 / PRODUCT PRESENTATION

From an item
to an assortment.

Describe how the selection will be displayed or offered together. Bring a retail presentation reference where possible.

TO DEVELOP WITH YOUR BRIEF

Request product presentation and finished-pack photographs for your selected references.

All packaging options depend on the selected product and supplier. Materials, structure, artwork, costs and minimum quantities require confirmation.

05 / YOUR BUYING BRIEF

Turn Your Reference
Into a Clear
Buying Brief.

Bring what you know. Mark what still needs discussion. A specific brief makes the next conversation more useful.

SIX USEFUL DETAILS TO INCLUDE

01 Product Reference
Photo, link, sketch or reference number.
02 Desired Colors
Photographed options or a color direction to discuss.
03 Estimated Quantity
Quantity by item, color or proposed assortment.
04 Target Market
Destination, buyer type and intended use.
05 Packaging Requirements
Presentation, labels, grouping or protection.
06 Sample Requirements
What you need to compare or confirm.

Selected in the Color Studio? Use Discuss This Reference there to carry the selection into your message.

Return to your selected reference ↑

LET’S SHAPE THE NEXT CONVERSATION

Ready to Explore
Your Custom Direction?

Start with a reference. Discuss the possibilities together.