Interior Signs

Neon in your choice of colors
mounted on 1/4" acrylic sheet with attached solid state transformers for easy customer installation.

We also make interior neon signs mounted on "skeletal" glass frameworks in the classic style with remote transformers requiring installation by a professional neon installer or an electrician.

Most of our custom interior neon signs are priced between $700 and $1900 with our prices starting at $500.

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King Kong eating a slice of pizza on top of the Empire State Building. This 10' x 6' mural was made for Arinell Pizza in Berkeley.

Trinchero Family Vineyards in Napa commissioned us to make this window sign for a wine shop in New York City.

A wall-mounted pegasus custom made for Silvani's Posto Macchina

This “La Jette” neon sign was made for Francis Ford Coppola’s private room at the American Zoetrope Building at Kearny and Columbus in San Francisco.

We made this neon lobby sign for a Verisign meeting at San Francisco’s Fairmont Hotel. It was mounted on a white panel that had cut vinyl graphics applied to it.

We made this small scale neon replica of San Francisco’s Playland’s 'Big Dipper' ride sign for Richard Tuck’s Playland-Not-at-the-Beach Museum in El Cerrito, California.

We made this old-school “Think” logo sign for High Speed Productions with blue neon mounted on a sheet metal sign can painted with One Shot paint.

This double-sided rotating “Sysco” sign was made for the food and restaurant supply distributors for a use in a trade show at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. We used a painted and cut vinyl decorated sheet metal can to contain the transformers and high voltage circuits.

We made this interior neon sign for 3rd Generation Cleaner on Battery Street in San Francisco.

A window neon sign made for Bay City Barbers, also on Battery Street.

A neon "Open" sign from a limited series of signs made for Pegasus and Pendragon Bookstores in Oakland and Berkeley, California.

We designed and made this neon window sign for La Rose Bistro in Berkeley, California.

For the Pinole Hobby Shop in Pinole, California we designed and fabricated this neon window sign.

We made this “R Bar” neon window sign for for the famous watering hole on Virginia Street in Vallejo, California.

A little bit of Lower Manhattan on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley? Neon window signs made for a jewelry service business Berkeley.

“hunny bunny” was commissioned by some guy as a gift for some gal.

Susan Libitsky of Piedmont, California has a whole pantry devoted to her Costco purchases. She commissioned this sign to identify that room.

Over twenty-five years ago we made the original miniature neon for the title sequence of the movie “One From The Heart.” (See our special effects page.) A couple of years ago we remade this neon and assembled it with the original painting from the movie poster. This piece now hangs in the museum of the Neibaum-Coppola Winery in Rutherford, California.

For Darata Design Associates in Sausalito, California we made these 4’ “flower power” daisies.

An in-store display sign for Sheldon's Jewelers which features neon mounted on a painted sheet metal "can."

This neon window display for Builder's Booksource in Berkeley uses a skeletal glass framework.

A muffler shop had us make this old delivery truck in neon with their logo. This neon window sign uses a skeletal glass framework.

This neon sign was made for Berkeley Systems for use at a trade show. This picture shows it in the crate used for shipping.

This "Chili Bowl" neon sign uses a crackle tube to represent the chili.

This large neon window sign is over 6' tall by 4' wide.

This neon window sign uses a combination of neon stick figures and hand painted lettering.

This neon sign is mounted on plastic with an attached solid state transformer.

This small portable neon sign mounted on a "beer sign" frame has switiching to animate the graphic elements.

A neon window display featuring five neon fish.

This neon window sign for El Cerrito Lighting uses a skeletal glass framework.

This neon window display uses a skeletal glass framework.

This "OPEN" sign was made for a restaurant in Point Reyes Station. It uses a skeletal glass framework.

A neon window sign we made for the Crockett Community Pool.

A neon sign made for an UC Davis Veterinary School event.

This sign was designed using argon and krypton for a dark coffee bar in Marin County, CA

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