Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show
Lighting Up the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show – A Touch of Pink with Flexible Neon
We were proud to contribute to one of Australia’s most beloved horticultural events – the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show – by adding a vibrant, architectural lighting element to the experience.
For this project, we supplied our 15x13mm Architectural RGB Flexible Neon along with custom controllers, which were used to frame a feature window area with a glowing pink hue. The end result? A soft yet striking illumination that brought colour and atmosphere to the space, especially during the evening hours when the lighting truly came to life.
Our RGB Flexible Neon is designed for both form and function:
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Dot-less and seamless for a clean, modern aesthetic
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Flexible and durable, perfect for custom shapes and applications
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RGB control for dynamic colour effects or steady ambient tones
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Available by the meter, reducing waste and maximising design precision
The pink glow around the window was more than just lighting – it created a warm and whimsical mood that drew the eye and complemented the natural beauty of the event.
We're always excited to see how our products help bring creative visions to life, and this project was a perfect example of light and nature working hand in hand.
Want to know how Flexible Neon can elevate your next event or installation? Get in touch with us – we’d love to help you make it glow.
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