Why not? Window film is couture for the home! Only affordable. And who doesn’t want a pair of Jimmy Choo’s…with a Target price tag?
Seriously, cost has become the main consideration for everything. We need to be careful about expenses. We expect high quality, long lasting products that are affordable and still look good. Thanks to HGTV, Extreme Makeover and the like, we’re very familiar with redecorating techniques. What we don’t have is Ty Pennington, with his crew and BUDGET, to pull off our make-over!
That’s why window film makes sense. There are specific film products that will decorate windows to hide a nasty view, while still letting the “free” light in. Some films cut down on glare and heat which slash costly energy bills. In some cases, a decorative film transforms a window or door into a piece of art providing both beauty and privacy. Film is WAY affordable compared to other window treatments. And could it be easier? You can get it direct from the manufacturer, so it gets to you quickly and with a 3 year limited warranty – it’s no fake Rolex.
Here is where the couture part comes. You can have an oddly shaped window, a plus-sized door or a petite-sized transom, and it will still end up looking “made to order”. Wallpaper for Windows is simple to cut and fit because the film is thicker than other brands, making it so easy to handle that you’ll feel like a Project Runway finalist. There is no mess since the vinyl clings to the glass without adhesive. The larger size films fit the plus size doors, and there are so many different designs that the combinations are as variable as Lotto numbers. With all that, you can “make it work” in any room.
- Provides decorative solutions for shower doors, bathroom windows, kitchen cabinets and pantries.
- Decorative flexibility: Choose from beautiful styles at a fraction of the cost of etched glass
- Privacy: Maintain your privacy without sacrificing natural light


I received an email from a Cindy asking about privacy window films and whether they can increase her peace of mind. Her home had recently been burglarized and she attributes the robbery to the fact that her front door is a glass panel with sidelight, allowed anyone to see into her home. The robber was easily able to see whether someone was home as well as some of the valuables that were in the home.