Neon has come a long way from its roots in the 80s and 90s. Neon lights have become works of art adorning the most stylish walls, and splashes of neon shades, when used carefully, can lift a whole room. So it is no surprise that the vibrant neon trend is set to be big news in 2021.
Pinterest reported an 800 percent increase in searches for ‘neon room’ during the last year, and the trend shows no sign of slowing down. Neon LED lights have lead the way for the trend, transforming dull and tired walls into works of art.
If you are looking to introduce the Neon trend into your home Lucy Ackroyd, Head of Design at Christy suggests starting with an LED light.
Read more here: https://www.livingetc.com/news/neon-led-light-trend-2021
Read MoreNeon first appeared in Paris in 1910, and before World War I there were already more than 160 neon advertisements throughout France. Along with neon, argon and sodium were also found to glow, due to the introduction of an electrical current. It was the French physicist and chemist Georges Claude who first stabilized and patented the process of neon and brought it to the world at large.
Read more here: https://hyperallergic.com/341241/the-enduring-glow-of-neon-art/
Read MoreWith more than 400 million people around the world using Pinterest each month, it’s a great place to spot a trend. So when the platform’s annual ‘Pinterest Predicts’ report landed in our inbox we took notice. Based on emerging searches and search term increases compared to last year, the online platform has identified four key home décor trends for 2021.
Read more here: https://theinteriorsaddict.com/latest-home-design-trends-japandi-neon-lights-shelfies-will-be-hot-in-2021
Read MoreLet’s be honest, there is nothing more effective or noticeable than custom neon signs and this is especially true when it comes to event signage. As you know, neon can be urban and feminine or classy and bold at the same time but either way, it works wonders at any type of event.
But why are neon signs suddenly so popular?
Well, neon was a pretty big deal in the 1980’s but as with any trend, it faded during the nineties and disappeared completely in the noughties. However, this “trend” is most certainly back and the nostalgic and bold nature of neon is now considered the best way to breathe life into the appearance of an event.
With this in mind, let’s take a closer look at some smart event signage ideas for branding with neon sign lights:
Read more here: https://www.beyondneonsigns.com.au/12-stylish-event-signage-ideas-for-branding-with-neon-sign-lights/
Read MoreTake a look at this exceptional article that explains the beauty and personality neon can add to interior design. With lots of bright imagery and effective decorating tips, you won’t want to miss this read.
“Once the domain of bars and saloons which played both types of music–country and western–neon lights have broken free from the shackles of cliches to invade our residential spaces.
Like a slogan for a room, they can be sweet, playful, provocative or reinforce a space’s identity. Whether used for a little humor or to bring your attention to the room’s interior design style, neon is becoming an increasingly popular device and certainly one of the emerging trends of the season.”
Read more here: https://designbx.com/blog/glowing-future-using-neon-lights-add-personality-interior-designs/
Read MoreMake sure to read this awesome article on Seattle Met about Neon Signs in Seattle. It’s a quick read and packed with interesting stories on how Neon is bringing a dull city to the vibrant metropolis it should be.
“ON SLICK NIGHTS, A WARM-WHITE GLOSS ENVELOPS the intersection of East Union Street and 23rd Avenue… The argon-and-mercury script evokes a double-stroked signature that says, You can trust me. I’m family.”
Read more here: https://www.seattlemet.com/news-and-city-life/2020/03/neon-signs-are-glowing-strong-in-seattle
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