DECORATIVE-FROSTED FILM RESIDENTIAL

Decorative and Frosted Film in the Home

Tintplus stocks the widest range of decorative and frosted films in Queensland.

Decorative film and window frosting is increasingly finding application in the home where homeowners are seeking to solve a particular problem by creating a unique artistic design feature.

Entry Windows: Frosted film may be installed on entry windows for day and night time privacy.

Many customers prefer a minimalist solution and choose a plain White Frosted film that won't distract from beautiful stained timber

perhaps leaving a small gap around the edge to allow you to peep out and see who is there.

White Frost (SV00) was installed by Tintplus
on this entry at Upper Coomera, Gold Coast.

Window frosting allows the light to pass thru while providing privacy, both day and night.

 It provides a clean, light, contemporay appearance

Select from our range of Dusted and Frosted Film

Other customers may prefer a Unique Design Solution or create their own design.

Find out more about Computer Cut Design Options

Bathrooms and Toilets: Frosted film is often used in bathrooms and toilets where the builder has installed clear glass. Frosted film is increasingly installed in bathrooms for privacy over traditional window coverings that go mouldy.

Digital Printing in the Home

You can turn any digital photo or file into large, high definition, full colour print

Technology has really moved on in the field of printing, allowing you to have access to a service which until not so long ago was the preserve of large companies with a generous marketing budget.

Your design can be printed on frosted film or clear vinyl to create a unique home  window display at a very reasonable price.

Let loose your imagination

Feature Windows: Do you have a feature window, perhaps a large window above an entry door that allows people in the street to see into upstairs bedrooms at night? Have you found it almost impossible to hang a curtain or blind? particularly if it is an arched window.

Large feature windows rather than being a problem can be used to create a unique and striking entry for your home.

A digital image can be printed onto a frosted or clear film to create a unique design feature, as well as to provide the privacy required.

Modern digital imaging technology allows any digital image to be printed onto frosted film.

Use your imagination. (The following images are from the National Gallery website. Images such as these, with copyright approval, can be printed onto frosted film)

What about Van Gogh's Starry Night? 

Wouldn't that look spectacular in your entry ...

 Aboriginal art ...

 Do you have a favourite?

Perhaps a design piece you picked up on your travels to Bali, Tibet, India or China could form the basis for a truely unique feature design.

Or even something as simple as this 

could create that memorable entry to your home. 

Find out more about Digital Printing

Kitchen window: In the kitchen of some new homes there is a full length window at bench height that serves as a splashback.

It is not practical to hang a curtain or blind, BUT do you really want the neighbours watching you in the kitchen?

To solve this problem some customers are choosing a frosted film to cover these windows

• lets in the light, provides privacy and can be easily cleaned with a soft damp cloth and soapy water.

Or, let your imagination go wild!  The window could have a print of a favourite scene.

What would you like to see out of your kitchen window?

Instead of looking at the neighbours fence,

perhaps you would prefer to see

• the soaring peaks of the Himalayas
• “La Rive Gauche”
• or a tropical stream

Find out more about Digital Printing

City Living: An apartment near the city is so convenient, but the views are often not what you hoped for.

When you look out the windows in your apartment do you see something like this?

        and would prefer to see the Story Bridge

                 (or whatever)

Give us a call

Your visitors don't need to know that this is the view from the other side of the building.

John Cleese in Faulty Towers famously said to a guest:

"You asked for a sea view, look its out there between the sky and the land. What did you expect to see out of a Torquay hotel window, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, or herds of wilderbeast roaming majestically across the plains?"

Well ... why not? It beats looking at a brick wall.