Stained Glass Film | Hide That Ugly View With A Stained Glass Window Film
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Decorate or add privacy to windows and doors on the fly
Dreary window views got you down? Uneasy with the lack of privacy from your bathroom window? A stained glass film may just be the perfect solution for a number of challenges we find in just about any home.
Sure, if you are a skilled artisan or crafter, have a lot of time and materials on your hand, and want to commit a window forevermore then this might not be your thing. But for the rest of us, luckily, there is the static cling stained glass film to save the day.
Sure, if you are a skilled artisan or crafter, have a lot of time and materials on your hand, and want to commit a window forevermore then this might not be your thing. But for the rest of us, luckily, there is the static cling stained glass film to save the day.
Project Ideas For Static Cling Films
One purpose of stained glass in general is to capture the light and control it for artistic effects. The beauty of window films is, that you can use it for a lot of different projects whenever you want to keep light in the room while keeping prying eyes out of it. Some project ideas includeAdding Privacy
- Sidelights of entrance doors
- Awkwardly shaped skylights above windows or doors
- Cafe-style windows in the kitchen
- Bathroom windows
- Shower enclosures
Hiding Unsightly Views
- Beautify with clear stained glass films
- Cover entirely with frosted or etched window films
- Block partially with accent films
- Home sellers: Turn a drab view into an asset
Decorate and Enhance
- Add structure to large glass windows
- Complement an architectural style like Craftsman or Art Deco
- Use on other smooth surfaces like mirrors to add pizazz
Stained Glass Film Blog Posts
Here's the latest buzz in the blogoshpere about stained glass film window treatments.
Example of a clear Stained Glass Film
Biscayne Stained Glass Film - Clear BackgroundFrom: EtchArt, LLC
These static cling films come with clear or opaque backgrounds, depending on the effect you want to achieve.
Stained Glass Film Featured on TV
On this episode of the HGTV hit show "Designing Spaces" I found a demonstration of how decorative window films can solve problems, improve privacy and add to the decor.
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More Stained Glass Window Films
Stained glass window films are not just limited to abstract art. Floral or leaf designs add a subtle sense of nature to your windows. Great when you'd be looking at a bare wall otherwise.
Etched Glass Window Films
Add privacy with simplicity. these window films resemble etched glass, or frosted glass. Sometimes referred to as satin glass.
Have you worked with stained glass film yet?
If you've solved a problem like an ugly view or a privacy issue I'd love to hear about it. Especially if you've found a creative way to incorporate a stained glass window film into your home.
Hey, or you can always just say "Hi"! Thanks for stopping by my lens today.
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KateHon
Mar 28, 2012 @ 10:00 pm | delete
- Stained glass and etched glass film are great tools to make an unattractive view a non-issue. Great lens with super information!
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fullofshoes
Dec 10, 2011 @ 11:28 am | delete
- We used a "rain drops" window film on our bathroom window instead of curtains. It's a tiny little first floor guest bath with a very small window. Worked like a charm. Can't see in, but the light still enters. I like this lens! :)
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Squidster
Dec 10, 2011 @ 1:13 pm | delete
- Small bathrooms with windows often pose a challenge, especially on ground floors. I like the idea of a rain drops film - thanks for sharing.
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GrowWear
Jun 22, 2011 @ 7:40 pm | delete
- That's a great idea. Privacy and a better view. Love the look of etched glass.
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by Squidster
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