Magnolia Window Film 24-by-36-Inch

Magnolia Window Film 24-by-36-Inch Product Description
From the Manufacturer
The exquisite character of the southern magnolia tree crafted by Artscape. Magnolia window film creates the look of ornate stained glass with ease. Magnolia is available in 24-inch by 36-inch panels which can be trimmed, or combined to fit any sized window. The image is a repeating pattern both left to right and top to bottom. It can be used either vertically or horizontally. Artscape window film provides UV protection, and is unaffected by heat, cold, steam or humidity. It applies in minutes, uses no adhesives and can be easily removed without leaving any residue. The translucent image is visible from both sides of the window, providing style and privacy simultaneously. Artscape is recommended for use in any window and provides a striking and effortless design element to shower doors and specialty windows like sidelights, arches and transoms.
Product Description
24" x 36", Magnolia Window Film, An Inexpensive Alternative To Stained Glass, Translucent But Not Transparent, Allows Light To Enter The Room, Provides Privacy, No Adhesive Necessary, Will Tile Together Like Wallpaper, Top To Bottom, Left To Right, Can Be Easily Removed With No Adhesive Residue After Years Of Installation, Easily Trimmed To Fit, Self Static Adhering, No Adhesives.
Magnolia Window Film 24-by-36-Inch By Harrison Perry
Amazon Verified Purchase
This product really gives the illusion of stained-glass in my kitchen window which looks out to a very white wall. It minimizes the glare while providing the illusion of natural outdoors. Friends and family have walked in my kitchen and not even noticed it because it looks so natural - and when I point it out to them they say how beautiful it is. I plan to order more in other patterns for other windows in my home. Also, the photo posted online of this particular is washed out and does not do the product's natural, jewel-toned colors justice.

NOTE: I suggest you create a slight beveled effect by leaving at least a quarter- to half-inch space between the film and the window panes on all sides .. that way you can still "see out" the window, yet the pattern still looks seamless.