Joanna Peyton-Jones has always loved the idea of lighting up people's lives: from travelling as a volunteer to Morocco with Operation Smile to provide care and support for the families of children undergoing surgery for facial deformities, to running half marathons for various charities (helping causes she is passionate about) to throwing surprise parties for great friends.

Setting up Write in Lights, a bespoke gift service that literally lights up people's lives was a very natural next step in her career. Having trained in furniture restoration she has considerable expertise in hand-crafting raw materials into a high quality heirloom pieces.

When she's not in her studio handcrafting neon artworks to special commission or arranging the expert fitting of her pieces in private homes, she can be found walking her beloved labradoodle, training for half marathons or whizzing around the country keeping up with her friends and her extended family (Joanna is one of six sisters!).

Joanna's mission is to bring out the 'The Artist' within us all, by translating our own handwriting into stunning focal pieces of neon art within our homes that continue to light up our lives long after Joanna's work is done.

With an impressive client list ranging from gallery owners, TV personalities, journalists, and luxury brand owners, you too can own a bespoke works of

neon art.

Our bespoke works of art start at £850 prices depend on size, backboards and complicity and delivery requirements.

Whilst a lot of our work tends to be bespoke, we also hand craft a limited number of off the shelf pieces. With pre-made artworks including the popular love hearts at £390,

I love you at £850 and sunshine at £650 you can get a genuine neon piece fast.

Bespoke artwork created for the launch of a new range by leading British Fine Jeweller Astley Clarke. Design of the piece had to reflect the intricate composition of the new pendants.

3 neon halos were positioned over a stunning blown up image of three siblings.  Each halo was wired with its own switch - so the family could turn any particular halo off for a while if, when required!

This piece of art was carefully framed and forms the centre piece of the main living area within the home.

The Vulcan was created by a wife for her husband’s 50th birthday. He is a passionate glider and loves all things aviation related, and during the year of his 50th birthday (2015), the last Vulcan bomber was finally retired, it has white neon in keeping with the tradition of out of work planes.

This special piece of art was created to honour the memory of a cherished grandmother, who grew up in the USA and used to play the dice game 'craps' in the hope of winning some money to treat herself with.  She would kiss the dice and whisper 'C'mon baby, She needs new shoes' before each roll!