Hi there — I’m looking at getting a pool table and I’d like a custom cloth with the Chelsea FC logo, plus a matching blue/white ball set. Is that something Maison Carom can do?
Good evening — yes, we can create fully bespoke cloth artwork and coordinate accessories, including a custom ball set in complementary colours.
To make sure it’s done beautifully (and within competition-style playability), may I ask:
- Table size you’re considering (7ft / 8ft / 9ft)?
- Room dimensions (L × W) so we can confirm cue clearance.
- Do you want a statement centre logo or a more discreet corner/rail placement?
If you share those, I’ll suggest the best layout and next steps.
Great. I’m leaning 8ft. Room is about 5.2m x 4.1m. I’d like the Chelsea badge in the centre circle, like a football pitch vibe, and rails in blue. Also want the balls to match.
That’s a great brief — and your room size is workable for an 8ft in most setups.
For cue clearance, we typically aim for roughly 1.5m around the table (depends on cue length). With 5.2m × 4.1m, you’ll likely be comfortable on the longer dimension; the 4.1m side can be fine, but it’s worth checking whether you’re happy to use a short cue near one wall if needed.
On the design:
- Centre badge is absolutely doable.
- We can add pitch lines subtly in a lighter blue/grey.
- Blue rails can be matched to Chelsea tones.
Would you like the cloth in a classic tournament green alternative (Chelsea blue) or a slightly deeper navy for a more luxury feel?
Deeper navy sounds better. And yes, subtle pitch lines would be amazing. How does the logo hold up over time — is it printed or stitched? Also can you do a ball set that looks premium, not novelty?
Deeper navy with tonal pitch lines will look very refined.
For the badge, we usually propose one of two approaches:
- Dye-sublimated performance cloth: the artwork is infused into the cloth (not a surface print), so it wears very well and keeps play consistency.
- Inlaid/embroidered-style solutions: visually striking, but they can slightly affect roll where thread or seams sit—so we only recommend this if aesthetics matter more than tournament-style play.
Most clients choose the dye-sublimated route for longevity and play.
On balls: yes—rather than “novelty” graphics, we can source a high-grade resin set with custom colourways (Chelsea blue/white accents) and a clean, minimal finish.
If you’d like, I can prepare this as a proper specification for a quote. Where would delivery be (postcode/city + country)?
Delivery would be SW6, London. What sort of lead time and price range are we talking for an 8ft with that custom cloth and balls?
Thank you — SW6 is straightforward for us.
Lead time for a bespoke cloth (badge + pitch lines) is typically 6–10 weeks depending on artwork approval and production scheduling. Table build and finishing can run alongside that, so the overall timeline usually lands in a similar window, sometimes a touch longer if you choose a more complex finish.
Price range depends mainly on the table collection, finish, and whether you’re adding matching cues/lighting. As a guide, an 8ft Maison Carom configuration with bespoke cloth and a premium custom ball set is commonly in the mid–high five figures.
To give you an accurate quote (not a vague range), may I ask two quick things:
- Which look do you prefer: modern (clean lines) or classic (more sculpted)?
- Is this for a home or a commercial space?
It’s for my home. Modern look, dark wood or black. I’d like it to feel high-end but not too flashy.
Perfect — a modern silhouette in a dark finish with the navy Chelsea cloth will feel considered rather than loud.
Next, so we specify it properly:
- Do you prefer matte or satin finish on the timber/black?
- Pockets: drop pockets (more traditional) or return (cleaner, great for entertaining)?
- Any flooring constraints for install (stairs, tight turns, lift access)?
If you’re happy, I can hand this to one of our human concierges to price the exact configuration for SW6 and send a tailored proposal with a simple visual mock-up of the cloth layout.
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