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Giant Red Rooster

This is the latest instalment of the ‘Action Renovation!’ campaign – initiated by the Neon Muzeum – in which historic neon signs are repaired or restored in-situ, and was made possible thanks to the generous support of our partner Matexi Polska. The iconic luminous “Rooster” is the last reminder of the heyday of the fashion for Cecelia Polish folklore – and we hope it brings joy to Varsovians for many years to come.

Warszawa Neon

Have you seen our neon sign 'Warszawa' in the heart of Warsaw?

Now a popular selfy spot for tourists and locals alike. Working with Teatr Studio we illuminated this popular new symbol for Warsaw.

Kino Elektronik

We were asked to design a new neon sign for the Elektronik Cinema in 2015 - in the style of the great neonisation era of Poland.

Fun Fact - contrary to popular belief, Kino Elektronik never had a neon sign until now.
Have you seen this wonderful neon sign?

E. Wedel Boy on a Zebra

Return of E. Wedel Neon on ul. Szpitalna! We are so proud that with our partner E. Wedel, we returned this icon to the Warsaw skyline! Designed by Leonetto Cappiello in 1926 it advertised the first E. Wedel chocolate shop in Paris and to this day the boy on a zebra is a well known and loved symbol of delicious chocolate products made in Poland and now in neon!

Nice to See You!

Miło Cię Widzieć is a simple but positive message placed on the Gdańsk Bridge. Known to everyone who likes spending time on the Vistula River. The neon decorating the capital has become a new symbol of the city. It is visible from the Vistula Boulevards and Podzamcze, looking from the Old Town.

E. Wedel Chocolate Neon!

The inscription 'E. Wedel Chocolate' shines again on Puławska Street !

On the top of the former E. Wedel House in Mokotów is a reconstructed inscription 'E. Wedel Chocolate' and was returned due to the initiative of the residents, and who were supported by the Neon Museum in Warsaw and the E. Wedel company.

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