Neon, the gas element found on the Periodic Table, only actually processes a red-ish orange shade, but, to designers, neon comes in a range of luminescent colors.

With almost every primary and secondary color, there’s a neon shade that fits right in. Think electric lime for green, neon magenta for pink, and vivid chartreuse for yellow.

Because these shades aren’t found in our natural world, they can sometimes come across as untactful and artificial. However, designers haven’t let these associations stop them, and in some cases, such as the designs shared below, they can often be used to create festive and dazzling designs.