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Netflix Office Hologram Neon Instillation

A 10' x 12' hybrid neon and LED hologram installation built for Netflix's Sunset Boulevard office, blending hand-bent neon with five hologram "TVs" into a signature piece on the cafeteria-level guest tour route. Neon Flamingo and Ronthekiller were commissioned to design and fabricate a large-scale custom neon and LED hologram installation for Netflix's Sunset Boulevard office in Los Angeles, located on the 13th floor of the Icon Building. Positioned at the cafeteria level, a high-traffic area where employees across the building gather daily, the piece has become a signature stop on the company's internal guest tours.

The Concept

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Five hologram "TVs" sit at the center of the installation, each playing animated snippets from Netflix's most recognizable originals. Hand-bent neon wraps around LED hologram tech, so the piece lands somewhere between nostalgic and futuristic, which suits a company that changed how television gets watched.

Fabrication & Engineering Challenges

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At 10 feet by 12 feet, this was one of the most technically demanding builds Neon Flamingo has taken on. Key challenges included:

Hybrid lighting integration: merging glass neon fabrication with LED hologram display units into a single cohesive structure
Concealed wiring and power routing: working directly with licensed electricians to route all wiring and installation hardware so nothing was visible from the front-facing side of the piece
Structural mounting: engineering the piece to safely support five hologram units plus neon elements at scale, in a permanent corporate installation
Code compliance: coordinating electrical work to meet safety standards for a piece running continuously in an active workplace

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The result is a clean, gallery-quality front presentation with none of the technical complexity showing through.

Performance Since Installation

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The piece has run continuously since install with almost no issues, holding up in one of the busiest parts of the building. It is now a stop on Netflix's internal office tours, which means visitors and new hires meet it near the cafeteria.

Why This Project Matters

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Traditional neon craftsmanship and hologram tech in one structure, built for a company whose identity is screens and storytelling. It is a good measure of what the studio can handle on large corporate installations that mix technologies and still have to pass inspection.

Client: Netflix
Location: Icon Building, 13th Floor, Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles
Collaborator: Ronthekiller
Dimensions: 10' x 12'

This hybrid installation pairs modern lighting with real hand-bent glass from our custom glass neon fabrication process.

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