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How to Make Neon Hues Work in Almost Any Style Room
Neon has long held a bad rap in the design world, often relegated to the same space occupied by lava lamps, velvet paintings and '70s wood paneling. But neon's perception is changing and is no longer limited to garish signs tucked away in basement bars. Plus, it's now possible to find stylish neon options in everything from wallpaper to furniture, prompting one to rethink neon's place in a home.
"Bright colors and neon can go beyond accents and serve as part of the design language of a space," says Jessica Shaw, interior design director at The Turett Collaborative.
