Everyone forgets what you said. No one forgets how you made them feel.

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BRAND STRATEGY AND DESIGN FOR FOUNDER-LED CONSUMER BRANDS. 
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About the Studio

BUILD THE SYSTEM BEHIND THE FEELING

Neon Era is a New York brand systems studio for founders building the next generation of wellness, hospitality, and lifestyle businesses.

A logo cannot carry a business on its own. Neither can a beautiful website, a paid campaign, or an endless stream of content. What lasts is a clear point of view - turned into a system that shapes what your customer sees, feels, chooses, and remembers.

We build that system from the inside out: the strategic truth that makes you distinct, the identity that makes you recognizable, the digital experience that makes action easier, and the creative direction that keeps your brand culturally alive.

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BRAND DESIGN & GROWTH SYSTEMS 

Service Offerings

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We help wellness, hospitality, lifestyle, and e-commerce brands get clear on what they stand for - and turn that clarity into an identity, website, customer experience, and creative system that works as the business grows.

AI can make marketing faster. It cannot decide what makes your business worth choosing. We use AI to speed up research, exploration, and repeatable production, while strategy, creative direction, and final decisions stay human-led.

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PORTFOLIO

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Project 01 / VIEW
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Project 02 / VIEW
Project 03 / VIEW

Less advisor. More operator.

Hi, I’m Iro. I have worked on both sides of the relationship: as the strategist founders bring in to make sense of a growing brand, and as a founder building one myself. I built Veroni Swim from an early sketch to U.S. retail placement with Wolf & Badger - directing brand, e-commerce, content, partnerships, and launch decisions along the way.

That experience informs the work. Neon Era brings the strategy, taste, and creative leadership of a studio - but also the pragmatism of someone accountable for what a brand needs to do in the real world.

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From My Clients

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