Style Selections Mid Century 24-in x 36-in Privacy Decorative Window Film

Looks great

I really like how this looks. It's pretty easy to work with. Went on easy enough. With enough water on the window, you can adjust as needed until you're ready to push it all out with the bubbles. It sticks great once done. It is thicker than I thought it would be, so I suspect it'll last a while. Getting the edges lined up wasn't too bad on this one thanks to the design being fairly geometric. I did end up having to buy one extra roll for my project because the pattern didn't repeat enough to le...

Works great, looks great!

Works great, looks great, went on to the plexiglass easily.

Good looking !

The product was easy to work with - read directions - and looks fantastic!

Privacy Without Sacrificing Light

I have used this several times to block unsightly outside views (or neighbor's view into my house) without losing daylight. I usually select a pattern that has faux leading so that I can make cutouts to see the sky (for weather purposes) and so that my cats can see out at the bottom.

Great Mid Century Look

It is decorative and fits with the style I like from atomic ranch and mid century modern. It was easy to install on the windows and gives a good measure of privacy.

Beautiful modern window film

Absolutely love this decorative window film! It adds privacy while still letting in plenty of natural light. The mid-century design looks elegant and gives the room a custom stained-glass feel without being overwhelming. Installation was easier than expected, and it instantly upgraded the look of the kitchen. Great quality and very stylish for the price.

The product is easy to use and the instruction is

I liked it still allowing a lot of light to shine through. I liked the colors and patterns associated with the product.

Versatile

Needed a cheap resolvement for the blinds falling out in our in town condo. The peep show had gone on long enough. This profit applied effortlessly and seamlessly. Holding up still a month later and with the extra left over I experimented and learned I could move and reuse