"Neon accents may be one of those 80s kitchen design trends that no one remembers anymore, but they deserve a place in your kitchen. Back in this era, neon kitchens were all the rage, with brightly colored laminate countertops, appliances, and paint schemes inspired by the Memphis Design Movement that took off in the early 80s. Think of shades like hot pink, electric yellow, turquoise, and more."
"It's easy to take an otherwise underwhelming kitchen and liven up the room with bright neons. Start by looking to existing details in your kitchen for decor inspiration. For example, brighten up your kitchen counter with a Neon Splatter Ink Dish Drying Mat that's as funky as it is absorbent. You can theme your kitchen accents around one specific neon color or get extra creative with a whole rainbow of options."
Neon accents from the 1980s bring bright, playful color to kitchens through laminated countertops, appliances, and paint inspired by the Memphis Design Movement. Shades like hot pink, electric yellow, and turquoise offer energetic focal points without overwhelming the room. Strategic pops of neon can transform an underwhelming kitchen by highlighting existing details and introducing vibrant textiles, mats, or small appliances. Designers can choose a monochromatic set of neon tools and gadgets or a single statement piece such as a stand mixer or kettle. Neon accents pair with neutral cabinetry and measured placement to balance nostalgia with modern functionality.
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