Abstraction

Transparent Art Design PLUS window film with print (double-sided graphics)

• foil stuck from the inside or outside of the glass 
• graphics visible from two sides of the glass but weaker saturation than in the case of Art Stick milk foil 
• no white printing - white spots on the design after printing are slightly "frosted" 
• greater color saturation from the application side, smaller "behind the glass" 
• you can't see what's going on inside and you can't see the view outside (standing inside the room) 
• the foil provides light

Transparent Art LIGHT window film with print (double-sided graphics)

• foil glued on the inside or outside 
• graphics visible from two sides of the glass but weaker saturation than in the case of Art Stick milk foil or Art Design PLUS foil 
• no white printing - white spots on the design are transparent after printing 
• greater color saturation from the application side, smaller "behind the glass" 
• you can see what is going on inside and outside (especially in places where there is no graphics) 
• the foil provides light 
• the film is dedicated to internal glass in the interior of the room (due to the high light transmission is not suitable for external glass 

GlassStick stained glass window film with one-sided printing

• foil glued on the inside (graphics seen from the outside) 
• the foil is behind the glass - no access to the foil from the outside (no possibility of destruction by "passers-by") 
• very good color saturation from the outside (behind the glass) 
• inside seen white background without graphics 
• you can't see what's going on inside and you can't see the view outside (standing inside the room)
• does not let light in 

One Way Vision window film with one-sided printing

• foil stuck from the outside 
• graphics seen outside, 
• inside, we can see what is happening outside (graphics are not visible) 
• very good color saturation from the application side 
• transmits light to the room 
• after lighting up the light inside the room, the foil loses 50% of its properties (the graphics are less saturated in color and you can see what is happening inside) an example of this film is the foil used on buses

Frosted window film Art Frost cut or printed

• foil glued on the inside or outside 
• graphics visible from two sides of the glass but weaker saturation than in the case of Art Stick milk foil 
• no white printing - white spots on the design after printing are "frosted"
• greater color saturation from the application side, smaller "behind the glass" 
• you can't see what's going on inside and you can't see the view outside (standing inside the room) 
• the foil lets light into the room 
• very elegant window decoration ensuring intimacy, privacy inside the room 
• types of foil - Art Frost: - cut without graphics (cutting graphic elements in foil, i.e. motifs, stripes, logo) - Art Frost - with print (low saturation print, seen from two sides)