As a kid, my favorite colours were neon. I even carried pieces of neon wax crayons in my pocket (I loved to colour and draw). Yes, I experienced childhood in the 80s but if you think about neon colours, they are truly interesting because they are highly unnatural, full of energy and yet strangely attractive. The spaces in the images below use a grungy/industrial design aesthetic and pair this style brilliantly with pops of neon. The neon colours add immediate edge, funk and a playful energy into the space.
Chooks (above), a restaurant specializing in chicken located in Muswell Hill, London (England) by a London based interior design company called Central Design Studio. Photograph by James Balston.
Wanderlust (above), an industrial-glam style boutique hotel located in Little India, Singapore. Designed by award winning Singapore based design agencies: Asylum, :phunk Studio, DP Architects and fFurious. Even the various rooms come in a neon-rainbow array of colours. Click here for more info.
Chi Chi (above), an Asian restaurant and bar in the southwestern suburbs of Sydney (Australia), designed by designer Matt Woods. Known for his colourful style, Matt Woods designed a number of restaurants in Australia. Chi Chi mixes industrial design elements, light-coloured woods, soft pinks and yellows and pops of neon...I love it! Photograph by Sam Ali.
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