Neon hues are color blocked or mixed with neutral shades to create eye-catching furniture designs.

The Color wood side tables by Scholten & Baijings for Karimoku New Standard explore craft, tradition and the characteristics of thinned wood. The texture of the wood, colour stains and printed graphic patterns are overlaid to create a graphic mix of contemporary techniques and traditional craft.

Made of robust and versatile molded oak-veneered plywood, the This That Other seating series by Stefan Diez for e15 was launched earlier this year at the Salone del Mobile in neon pink.

Based on a traditional 8-legged Japanese table design, the wooden top of Schemata Architecture‘s Shrine Flat-table is encased in fluorescent resin. The grain of the wood is gouged out to create different depths before the layer of resin is poured over -creating vasious intensities of color.

The Conform chair by William Lee of Industrial Strength Design features an elasticated seat stretched over a distorted cube-shaped wire frame in neon green or pink.

British designer Tom Dixon is known for his use of fluorescent orange. Here, the signature shade adorns the Offcut Collection; a series of solid birch benches and stools that are  made from the edge of the log – an offcut that is typically discarded in conventional furniture production.