Our neons in Warsaw — where to see them
Before ordering a neon, you can see our work in person. Here are the places in Warsaw where our projects are lit.
A workshop near Warsaw, projects across the city
We have been working since 2000, from our own workshop in Rybie near Raszyn — a quarter of an hour from the Warsaw city limits. That proximity matters in practice: we come to see the installation site before quoting, and we deliver the finished neon with our own transport, with no middlemen and no courier handling glass like a parcel.
Over that time our neons have ended up in places Varsovians pass every day. Below are the ones you can go and look at before deciding who should make your own sign.
The metro — Płocka, Młynów and Księcia Janusza stations
We produced glass neon signage for three stations of the Warsaw metro. It is a project that shows glass neon is not only a decoration for a venue — it works as durable signage in public space seen by thousands of people daily.
One of those neons — from Młynów station — later went to auction for the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, which we ran together with Gulermak.
The Neon Museum — 130 restored neons
This is the project we are proudest of: we restored 130 glass neons for the Neon Museum in Warsaw. Among them a glass neon shaped like a cow — the logo of a former milk bar, today a museum exhibit.
Restoring an old neon takes the same skill as building a new one: bending glass by hand and refilling the gas. So if you have an old neon that no longer lights, replacing it is not always the only option.
Hala Koszyki and the Night Market — hospitality
We have worked with Hala Koszyki since it opened. It is not only the building's own signage that glows there, but the neons of individual venues inside — such as the traditional glass neon for Upper Deck.
We also signed the food zones of the Night Market. That is a good example of a project where neon is not a single sign but a system of markers guiding guests through a whole space.
The centre — Empik, Marszałkowska, Norblin
In the former Cepelia building we produced glass neon signage for the new Empik. We also restored the historic neons from the Cepelia pavilion itself — that project was covered by a television feature, which you can watch in the Media section on our homepage.
On Marszałkowska Street the "Wielka Warszawa" neon glows, designed by Arek Vaz. At the Norblin Factory we made the neons for Kinogram, in traditional glass neon.
Clubs, restaurants and places after dark
The neon logo of Klub Komediowy glows on Nowowiejska Street. For the Rakieta club we made a traditional glass neon in an animated form, and for football fans — a neon with the Legia Warsaw crest.
In Warsaw hospitality our work can be seen at Vincent Cafe, at the Georgian restaurant Chmeli Suneli, and across a chain of Warsaw ice cream shops, where we combined traditional glass neons with routed lightboxes.
The Museum of Polish History
For the Museum of Polish History we produced artistic neon installations suspended from the ceiling — geometric orbits in white neon light. It is a project showing that glass neon can also be part of the scenography and the architecture of an interior, not merely a carrier for a name.
We travel beyond Warsaw too
Warsaw and the Mazovia region are our home ground, but we deliver projects across Poland and in Europe. We carry out installations ourselves, including electrical connections and work at height, for which we are certified, and we have our own transport.
If your premises are in Raszyn, in Warsaw or in any of the surrounding towns, coming out to see the site is no problem and we do not add it to the quote as a separate item.
You are welcome in the workshop
Photographs capture glass neon only in part — on a screen the gap between glass and LED looks far smaller than it does in person. So clients hesitating between the technologies are welcome at our workshop in Rybie near Raszyn. You can watch glass being bent and see finished pieces before collection.
The quote is free and carries no obligation. Describe your premises in the form below — we will tell you what suits best and what it will cost.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you make neons in Warsaw?
- Yes, it is our home ground. Our workshop is in Rybie near Raszyn, a quarter of an hour from the Warsaw city limits, and our work is lit in the metro, Hala Koszyki, the Neon Museum and on Marszałkowska, among other places.
- Where can I see your work in person?
- In many places around Warsaw: at the Płocka, Młynów and Księcia Janusza metro stations, in Hala Koszyki, at the Norblin Factory, on Marszałkowska, or at the Neon Museum, where we restored 130 glass neons. You are also welcome at the workshop itself.
- Do you serve the area around Warsaw?
- Yes. Raszyn, Warsaw and the surrounding towns are where we work day to day, so coming out to see a site is no problem. We also deliver projects across Poland and in Europe.
- Do you install neons on facades in Warsaw?
- Yes. We carry out installation ourselves, including electrical connections and work at height, for which we are certified. We also remove previous signage and provide servicing afterwards.
- Do you restore old neons?
- Yes. We restored 130 glass neons for the Neon Museum in Warsaw and the neons from the Cepelia pavilion. An old neon that no longer lights can often be saved rather than replaced.
- Can I visit your workshop?
- Yes, you are welcome. The workshop is in Rybie near Raszyn. You can watch glass tubes being bent by hand and compare glass neon with LED in person — in photographs that difference is far less visible.
