Jonathan Adler has launched a pop-art inspired neon light collection with Yellowpop filled with colorful delights

The iconic designer has unveiled its rainbow-infused series that will illuminate your summer nights – and we have an early preview

Yellowpop x Jonathan Adler collection
(Image credit: YP x Jonathan Adler collection/ photograph by Joe Thomas)

Globally renowned designer, potter, and our recent guest editor, Jonathan Adler, has filled our interiors with audacious patterns and unrivaled color schemes, but now, we can admire his ingenious designs long after the sun sets. 

Enter YP x Jonathan Adler – the upcoming partnership between Jonathan Adler and neon light company Yellowpop which launches online this Monday, June 7th. The limited-edition series consists of eight statement pieces that accentuate Jonathan's fun-filled designs with LED-powered neon. 

Yellowpop worked with Jonathan to design pieces that provoke creativity and turn our modern homes into a kaleidoscopic paradise, right on time for house party season. 

Yellowpop x Jonathan Adler collection


(Image credit: YP x Jonathan Adler collection/ photograph by Joe Thomas)

While all pieces celebrate Jonathan's most beloved styles and motifs, our favorite design comes in the shape of his instantly associable eye design (below). Similarly, we're swooning over the matching monsieur and madame lights and the groovy head pentaptych, which comes with plumes of smoke. 

Like all beautiful things in life, the collection comes after a chance encounter in Paris between Jonathan and the founders of Yellowpop, Jeremy Cortial & Ruben Grigri. 

Yellowpop x Jonathan Adler collection

Golden Eye, LED neon sign by Jonathan Adler

(Image credit: YP x Jonathan Adler collection/ photograph by Joe Thomas)

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The trio jumped at the 'dream partnership' to create a bold series that encapsulates their ethos, as Jonathan shares: 'As a designer and craftsperson, I work with myriad materials to bring my vision to life. But for years, there's been a neon-shaped hole in my heart. Until now! Working with Yellowpop to translate my designs into neon signs has been a delight, and I hope folks love the collection as much as I loved designing it.' 

Yellowpop x Jonathan Adler collection

Atlas Round, LED neon sign by Jonathan Adler

(Image credit: YP x Jonathan Adler collection/ photograph by Joe Thomas)

It seems that partying in Paris and collaborating with world-famous designers is all in a day's work for Jeremy and Ruben, who has already worked alongside the likes of Diet Prada, Sarah Bahbah, André Saraiva. Their series with Jonathan is also hot off the heels with their collection with NYC designer Susan Alexandra. Now, this is the clientele list of dreams. 

'We are so excited to introduce this collection to both of our audiences for what we hope will be a long-standing relationship between our two brands. It's just another chapter in taking our brand to the next level, Jeremy and Ruben add. 

Yellowpop x Jonathan Adler collection

Madame & Monsieur LED neon sign by Jonathan Adler

(Image credit: YP x Jonathan Adler collection/ photograph by Joe Thomas)

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The YP x Jonathan Adler collection launched on Monday, June 7th, and pieces are available for sale from Yellowpop. 

Megan Slack

Megan is the News and Trends Editor at Homes & Gardens. She first joined Future Plc as a News Writer across their interiors titles, including Livingetc and Real Homes. As the News Editor, she often focuses on emerging microtrends, well-being stories, and celebrity-focused pieces.


Before joining Future, Megan worked as a News Explainer at The Telegraph, following her MA in International Journalism at the University of Leeds. During her BA in English Literature and Creative Writing, she gained writing experience in the US whilst studying in New York. Megan also focused on travel writing during her time living in Paris, where she produced content for a French travel site.