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I Need This - Ultimate Neon Lights

bag&bones is an innovative LED neon art label grounded in high quality, unmistakable design. Based in London, founder Gigi Foyle and her Dublin-based sister Cavanagh, design unique LED neon lights.

The seed for bag&bones was first planted when Gigi spotted a gap in the market for a new type of neon art that was more environmentally sustainable, and just as beautiful as traditional glass neon.

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Inspired by urban street culture, art and fashion, Gigi's passion for neon lighting was first discovered when she moved to Ireland. Their off-the-shelf collection, including geometric graphics and whimsical text, brings an edge of cool to any interior. Their customised LED neon lighting consumes 70-90% less energy than traditional neon lighting and lasts up to 30,000 hours.

“The seductive glow of neon has lured me in for as long as I can remember," continues Gigi. "As well as lighting any scene beautifully and drawing attention, neon light just has such a positive effect on my mood.”

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