Chicago, Illinois Nov 9, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - A quiet revolution in home design is happening — not through furniture or architecture, but through light. Across the United States, more homeowners are turning to custom LED sculptures as the centerpiece of modern living spaces. Among the studios leading this shift is CityNeon, a Chicago-based workshop known for transforming light into emotion.
Where technology meets handcraft
Founded by Ukrainian artist and designer Dmytro Andrukhov, CityNeon grew from a small creative experiment into a full-scale art studio producing hundreds of custom light installations each year. Unlike traditional neon, which relies on fragile glass tubes, CityNeon builds every sculpture from UV-printed acrylic and precision LED outlines, combining artistic detail with engineering precision.
“Every piece starts with a drawing — sometimes digital, sometimes by hand,” says Andrukhov. “Then we turn it into something physical: acrylic layers, light channels, custom wiring. It’s not mass production — it’s light you can feel.”
A growing demand for emotional design
What began as a niche for bars and galleries has entered private interiors. Families, designers, and collectors now commission personalized LED wall art that reflects their mood, memories, or lifestyle. Instead of hanging static paintings, people want light that shifts the character of a room — something personal, modern, and alive.
The studio’s best-known pieces include the Neon Mona Lisa, Basketball Hoop Light Sculpture, and Mind Change series — installations that blur the line between décor and contemporary art. Each object carries a distinct presence: vibrant during the day, quietly luminous at night.
A sustainable choice for modern living
Beyond aesthetics, CityNeon’s LED art is built with sustainability in mind. The lights are energy-efficient, mercury-free, and last up to 50,000 hours. The studio sources eco-acrylic and recycled aluminum for mounting hardware, giving each piece a low environmental footprint — a factor increasingly valued by designers and homeowners.
“We wanted to make light art that doesn’t burn out or harm the planet,” Andrukhov notes. “You plug it in, and it simply becomes part of your home’s rhythm.”
From Chicago to the world
CityNeon’s artworks have appeared in homes, clubs, and restaurants across Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and Miami, as well as in private collections abroad. Recent installations include bespoke LED pieces for Sushi by Bou, Copper Cove and Galeria Chicago
Andrukhov’s work has been featured in AP News, Business Insider, and Digital Journal, earning recognition for bringing fine-art sensibility into modern LED design.
A new kind of wall art
CityNeon represents a new generation of creative studios where craftsmanship meets innovation. In a time when mass-produced décor dominates, their philosophy is refreshingly personal: fewer pieces, more meaning.
“Light isn’t decoration,” says Andrukhov. “It’s emotion. When you see it right — you don’t just look at it, you feel it.”
About CityNeon
CityNeon is a Chicago-based art and design studio founded by Ukrainian artist Dmytro Andrukhov. The company specializes in creating custom LED sculptures, neon artworks, and immersive installations for homes, galleries, and commercial spaces worldwide. Each piece is hand-built with UV-printed acrylic, eco-friendly LEDs, and meticulous attention to detail.
Website: www.cityneon.us
Instagram: @cityneonshop
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