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STEPNEO is a new and vision-oriented company inspired by the popularity of neon signs in the United States from the 1920s to 1950s. Our young company is offering a great variety of custom-made and unique, conceptual led neon signs for decorating your home and businesses in a modern, yet an old school and simple way. As well as neon signs we also offer handcrafted ultraviolet paintings and pipes to enjoy your own personal rituals with a prestige sense of self. Our main purpose is to turn your vision into reality and have your desired product be designed precisely how you want it to be!
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Ežero gatvė 47, 14180, Vilnius, Lithuania
- stepneoart@gmail.com
- stepneo.com
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