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Privacy Window Film Art Deco Geometric Stained Glass Effect

Privacy Window Film Art Deco Geometric Stained Glass Effect

Product Description

Art Deco Style with Rich Colour and Soft Pink Tones

Bring colour and character to your windows with this Art Deco inspired privacy window film. Sweeping curves, overlapping circles and structured geometric panels combine in a distinctive stained glass effect, balancing soft blush pink and pale blue with deep teal, plum and muted olive green. Fine black outlines define the shapes, while warm rose gold coloured accents add delicate detail.

The composition pairs bold colour with lighter frosted effect sections, creating an eye catching feature for both contemporary interiors and period homes. Its combination of curved and angular shapes makes it especially suited to Art Deco and mid century inspired spaces.

Decorative Privacy for Everyday Spaces

This patterned window film helps obscure the view through the covered glass while allowing natural light to filter into your room. It offers a decorative way to introduce privacy to overlooked windows without adding curtains or blinds.

Use it across the lower section of a kitchen or living room window to create a café style arrangement, leaving the upper glass uncovered for views outside. It also brings colour and interest to bathroom windows, hallway glazing and glass door panels.

Privacy will depend on lighting conditions and how much of the glass you cover. Any uncovered areas remain clear.

A Printed Stained Glass Effect

The design is printed onto window film to create the appearance of decorative stained glass. The coloured sections, textured glass effect and black outlines are all part of the printed artwork, giving ordinary glazing a distinctive finish without replacing the glass.

The rose gold tones are printed colour accents rather than metallic foil. Colours and the overall appearance will vary with daylight, the view behind the window and indoor lighting. The light filtering effect is best appreciated once the film is applied to glass.

Made to Measure for Your Window

Printed to order in the UK, each piece is made to your chosen dimensions. Whether you are dressing a single window or several individual panes, custom sizing helps you create a considered finish that suits your space.

Measure each pane carefully before ordering and select the area you wish to cover. For windows with multiple panes, measure each section separately.

Product features

  • Art Deco inspired circles, sweeping curves and geometric panels.

  • Blush pink, pale blue, teal, plum and olive with rose gold coloured accents.

  • Printed stained glass effect with fine black outlines.

  • Light filtering coverage that helps improve privacy.

  • Self adhesive window film.

  • Made to measure and printed to order in the UK.

  • Suitable for decorative coverage on smooth, flat window glass.

Applying Your Window Film

Allow the film to acclimatise flat for 24 hours before fitting. Clean the glass thoroughly with an ammonia free cleaner and a lint free cloth, then follow the supplied wet application instructions. Use a squeegee to smooth the film and remove excess water, trimming as directed for a neat finish.

Avoid fitting to very hot or cold glass. This self adhesive film is intended for a single installation and is not reusable.

Explore our Privacy Window Film collection for more decorative ways to screen your windows, or browse Stained Glass Window Film and Art Deco Window Film for complementary designs.

 

Handmade in the UK

Every window film is cut precisely to your window size for a clean, considered finish. No trimming, no guesswork, just a fit that looks intentional.

Worldwide shipping

We are proud to offer worldwide shipping and aim to create your window film as soon as possible. Click here for more information on our delivery and returns.

1000+ 5 star reviews

We have been creating beautiful window film for over 5 years and have had 1000+ happy customers.

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