Are Adhesive-Free Films Easy to Work With, and Install?
Mar 10th
This is a question that comes up over and over again. The answer is YES; adhesive-free, static-cling films are easy to work with. The beauty of Wallpaper For Windows films are that they were created to be an easy do-it-yourself product that anyone can do without having to hire a professional installer. It is practically More >
Deco Tints – A Favorite Must Have Home Decor Item
Feb 24th
Deco Tints are listed as Elegant Essentials for the home. Featured in How We Live Magazine Feb/March 2010. “Deco Tints offers a jazzy polish, windows have never felt so alive with countless designs or colors that you can choose from.”
Give your home or business new energy. One of the quickest ways to update a window More >
How Secure Are You & Your Belongings?
Feb 18th
Mary a customer from NC came home one night, and the upstairs lights were on in her home. Mary was shocked to see that she could easily see into her bedrooms, and that if she could anyone could. “I never thought about it. I didn’t realize how easy it is to look inside a home More >
Static-cling Deco Tints Featured
Feb 5th
Deco Tint’s by Wallpaper For Windows has been featured in the February 2010 issue of “All You” Magazine. Each of the 12 colors is available in a See-thru and Privacy version. The Privacy Deco Tints have all the benefit of frosted glass, but in decorator colors. The See-thru has the special benefit of “softening” the More >
Decorating French Doors and Glass Entry Doors
Feb 3rd
Decorative Options
Center panels
Give ordinary French doors a new look by partially covering them with Wallpaper for Windows™ decorative panels. Add interest to your doors while still allowing for light and views! You’ll enjoy a little privacy, too!
To get this look you will need one 16” by 74” panel per door. Doral, Ritz and South Beach More >
Decorating Tall Sliding Glass Doors – up to 8′ tall
Jan 3rd
Decorative Options
Centering panels
This is a simple way to make an elegant statement with your doors. You will need one 32” by 74” panel per door. Designs such as the Ritz work really well for this treatment (see photo 25).
No trimming is required. Just center one panel in the middle of each door, and you are More >