From street-level public art to 40-foot neon systems to 526 hand-fabricated illuminated objects deployed across an entire city, Western Neon builds exterior signage at every scale, for every client, through a single in-house process — concept, design, fabrication, installation, warranty. We're WN. We Know — and it's never been just neon.

Norene and Lauren are Richmond Beach kids. They know this store not as a business opportunity but as a piece of their own childhood. Now raising their own families just up the road, they're honoring what the corner always meant by bringing it back to life.

Each cup of Aditi Chai steams with a history shaped by years of markets, movement, and rediscovery. From the street markets of Bombay to the energy of Pike Place Market, Aditi Chai carries the same sense of warmth, community, and connection that first made Aditi feel at home in the market.

From neighborhood storefronts to large-scale commercial sites. This recap brings together exterior signs, interior graphics, and everything in between, each shaped by the space it lives in and the people it’s built for. 

The opening of Aslan Seward Park is another clear step forward, bringing people together over great beer, great food, and intentional design that invites everyone in. 

The Unity Loop will be a choose-your-adventure map, connecting transit-friendly routes with locally informed insights. It will guide visitors toward locally owned businesses over large corporations, with a strong emphasis on art and culture. 

In partnership with Seattle FWC26, the nonprofit local organizing committee preparing Seattle to host six matches of the FIFA World Cup 26™, and through the creative vision of local artist Shogo Oto of Tireman Studio, we have had the honor of fabricating Selfless Stations to be placed throughout the city, along with two limited-edition illuminated works

Neon signs are built to perform year-round, and to keep glowing reliably for decades to come. Even during cold snaps, temporary brightness changes are normal and resolve as the sign warms.

RailSpur and Erickson’s restaurant trio brings a mix of vibrant additions to the much-beloved historic Pioneer Square neighborhood, perfect for bites and pints before or after a stadium event or art walk. 

All signage and small details we plan and put into place will be the first handshake our businesses extend to the crowds to come. Every clear direction, welcoming message, every artistic touchpoint tells visitors they’re in a city that thought of them. 

Meet the WN family! Here’s to a season filled with warmth, gratitude, and the spark of possibility. Thank you for being a part of our journey.

Pickleball is on the rise, and Nathan Talbot saw the perfect opportunity to bring courts, bites, and spiked drinks to the SODO neighborhood, teaming up with co-founder and well-known local chef Ethan Stowell. 

We are thrilled to have played a part in Taproot Theatre’s well-deserved revival as they prepare to celebrate their 50^th anniversary next year, and we look forward to seeing both the theatre and its new sign continue to shine for decades to come. 

Signage isn’t just about directing or selling, it’s about creating the scene. And what’s a better backdrop than the perfect glow of light, swirling leaves, and a little rain?

We had the opportunity to partner with Bombo Italian Kitchen, Piroshky Piroshky, Monorail Espresso, and Pike Brewing to create clear, cohesive, and visually striking signage that helps each one stand out while enhancing the overall Summit experience. 

In only three months’ time, the sun won’t be up until almost 8 am, and it’ll be saying goodnight already around 4 pm. Let’s shorten the to-do list for the road ahead while there’s still daylight. 

With Seattle’s high weekday foot traffic, PCC saw an opportunity to offer a solution tailored for convenience. This is what led to their idea of their first-ever Corner Market.

We hit a major milestone this year: 40 years of Western Neon!  To celebrate, we opened the shop doors for an Open House / 40^th Anniversary. Not only to honor the rich history, but to share the energy of where we’re headed.

It’s no mystery that lighting shapes every space we enter. The real question is: does the architecture respond?  Does it reflect, bend, and echo that element through thoughtfully planned materials, structure, and illumination? 

Curated by Nine Dot Arts and designed by local collective SuttonBeresCuller, these four neon sculptures defy logic and explore imaginative combinations of weather and natural elements, full of Pacific Northwest whimsy.