Turn plain glass into frosted partitions, branded storefronts, mirror walls and colour-shifting features. Each finish adds privacy or identity, applied straight onto your existing glass.
A decorative film is a thin, stick-on layer that goes over glass you already own. It can look etched, patterned, mirrored or coloured, while the glass underneath stays exactly as it is.
You have probably walked past it without noticing: the frosted meeting room, the branded shopfront. It is one material, finished to suit the job, and it peels off cleanly if the space changes later.
Four jobs plain glazing can't do, and the finish that covers each one.
A clear pane puts whoever sits behind it on display to the street or the corridor.
Builder-standard panes do nothing for the room around them.
Street-facing glass is prime signage space, and most of it sits empty.
Glazed floors run into one another with nothing to mark where an area ends.
Frosted film scatters light instead of blocking it. Anyone a step behind the glass turns into a soft blur, yet the room stays bright. It is the quiet fix for meeting rooms, bathrooms and street-facing windows.
Mirror film reflects the brighter side. In daylight the street sees a mirrored surface while you keep a clear view out, so ground-floor rooms and roadside glass stay private with no blinds. After dark the effect flips, so a lit room needs curtains at night.
Dichroic panels turn a shop window into the display. The colour shifts as you walk past it.
Reflectiv carries solar and safety films too, but decorative is where it really stands apart. Its coloured films turn ordinary glazing into a statement, and we hold five shades in Lahore: Vermilion Red, Orange, Mint Green, Ocean Blue and Violet, alongside colour-shifting dichroic finishes. This is the one place we let colour lead.
The three privacy routes behave differently. Match the film to how the room is used.
The blur works from both directions and never switches off. The safe default for meeting rooms, bathrooms and bedroom windows.
It reflects the brighter side: outsiders see sky by day while you look out freely. After dark with the lights on, the effect reverses, so plan on blinds at night.
Stripes, dots and gradients interrupt the view without sealing the room off. Right for glazed offices that should still feel open.
Sandblasted glass can never be un-etched, and swapping panes puts trades in the building for days. Film delivers the same finishes on the panes already in place, then comes off cleanly when the brand or the layout moves on.
Design finishes sit alongside the working films here: whiteboard, anti-fog, temporary protection and printable branding. Open any film for full specs. After privacy specifically? Start at the privacy film page.
An iridescent dichroic film with blue and purple glints that shift as the viewing angle and light change. A statement treatment for premium interiors, built as 59-micron PET with an 89-micron total construction.
A clear 110-micron film that stops condensation misting the surface. Bathroom mirrors, fridge doors and humid glazing stay readable, inside or out.
A brilliant frosted film that gives clear glass a refined dusted-crystal effect. Elevates partitions and facades aesthetically and adds privacy where it's needed.
A one-way mirror built for the evening problem: standard mirror film weakens once inside lights outshine the sky. MDN 500 passes just 1.5% of light, so interior visibility after dark stays far more limited than a standard mirror's. Rooms run darker and lean on artificial lighting. Suited to overlooked ground floors, clinics and executive offices.
A white film that turns any smooth wall or glass into a dry-wipe whiteboard. Write, wipe and reuse, for meeting rooms, classrooms and studios. This is the plain dry-erase version and it is not magnetic, so notes will not hold on it without tape.
The high-performance one-way mirror: the daylight side sees a mirror, the darker side sees through. Crystal PET at 80 microns for ground-floor offices, meeting rooms and overlooked homes. Mirror privacy holds while outside stays brighter than inside.
The total mirror: 100% silver, reflective on both faces and scratch-resistant. It turns glass into a solid mirror panel for gyms, studios, retail walls and partitions.
Deep-dyed transparent films that turn clear glass into colour-washed panels for branding, zoning and playful interiors. Five shades are held in Lahore: Vermillon Red 60193, Orange 61052, Mint Green 60894, Ocean Blue 60685 and Violet 60487. Sun-exposed installs belong on single or tempered glass.
A gold hexagonal lattice drawn on the lattice screens of traditional architecture. Printed on 23-micron PET for partitions and feature glazing that want warmth and rhythm with light passing through.
An embossed static-cling film with a granulated, sandblasted texture you can feel. No adhesive: it grips the glass, repositions and removes cleanly, so it suits rented offices and shops.
An embossed static-cling film with a shattered, broken-glass relief that catches the light. No adhesive, so it repositions and removes cleanly. A dramatic decorative finish for feature glazing and bar fronts.
A full-white frosted film at 80 microns that can be cut and printed for logos, signage and custom privacy patterns. A versatile base for branded glass.
A frosted film with a fine pink glitter for playful, decorative privacy. Office partitions take it as a waist-height band. It also suits salons, boutiques and children's spaces.
A white marble-effect film on 23-micron PET that dresses plain glass with a soft, stone-like texture. Decorative privacy for partitions and feature panels of glass.
Fine frosted curves that flow across the glass for a light, elegant privacy pattern. Suits reception glazing, meeting rooms and glass doors.
A white matt PET film that blocks the view while keeping glass bright. A clean, contemporary privacy finish for offices, clinics and homes.
A frosted PVC film that turns clear glass opaque for privacy on partitions, doors and bathroom glazing. Soft, even light comes through without the view.
A blue translucent jobsite film in 50-micron LDPE that grips by static and protects glass and polished surfaces during construction. It guards against scratches, dust and paint overspray, then removes without residue. A current Reflectiv building line, held in stock.
The current-generation Reflectiv one-way mirror, made in six finishes: Silver 500, Gold 501, Red 502, Blue 503, Green 504 and Bronze 505. Silver passes 7% of visible light; the colour versions suit glazing out of direct sun. Imported per project on order.
A 98% mirror effect on both faces with near-zero light transmission, backed by a hard scratch-resistant surface. It reads as a solid mirror wall from either side. Thicker than MIR 900 at 80 microns of crystal PET. Imported per project on order.
A 2mm translucent stone sheet that glows when backlit, in a Sahara tone. For light boxes, reception desks and feature walls. Priced per sheet; final stock.
A sheet of genuine thin stone reinforced with polyester resin and mounted on double-sided foam tape. Brings natural stone grain to feature panels and lit partitions. Priced per sheet; final stock.
A colourless thick-gauge frost that blocks the view while passing soft light. A clean, everyday privacy frost for doors, partitions and bathrooms. Discontinued and currently out of stock; INT 280 and PVC 215 carry the frosted range forward.
A 115-micron extra-clear film made for digital printing, for full-colour graphics and window branding. Printed to your artwork and applied to the glass. Discontinued line, available while stock lasts.
A graduated film that fades from frosted to clear up the glass. Privacy sits at eye level while daylight and a sense of openness stay at the top. Discontinued pattern, available while stock lasts.
Evenly spaced 13mm white stripes on 23-micron PET for glass manifestation and light privacy. A clean way to mark glass doors and meeting rooms so people see the surface. Discontinued pattern, available while stock lasts.
White 3D triangles that add depth and movement to glass partitions in offices and retail. Discontinued pattern; we install remaining stock while it lasts.
Irregular white curves flowing across a clear base, installable vertically or horizontally to suit the pane. Elegant manifestation and light privacy for meeting rooms and entrances. Discontinued pattern, available while stock lasts.
A reusable 90-micron PVC film that grips by static, no adhesive, and shields finished glass during fit-out and handover. It also protects glass and acrylic panes in transit. Applied dry, inside or out, then peels away clean and goes back on the next job. Discontinued and currently out of stock.
Bringing your own artwork? Share it at the survey and we'll quote the cut or the print.
Frosted and patterned films obscure the view through the glass in both directions while still letting light through, ideal for meeting rooms, bathrooms and partitions. For one-way daytime privacy, a mirror or reflective film is used instead.
Yes. Decorative films can be cut or digitally printed for branding, manifestation and custom patterns, so glazing carries your identity or a bespoke design.
Frosted film gives an etched-glass look with two-way privacy and soft diffused light. Mirror film is reflective, giving one-way daytime privacy and a dramatic architectural finish while still allowing a view out from inside.
Applied films can be professionally removed and replaced if your branding or layout changes, making them a flexible alternative to sandblasting or replacing the glass itself.
Yes. Most frosted and patterned films are translucent, obscuring the view for privacy while still letting soft, diffused daylight into the room. If a section needs to stay clear, designs can be cut with vision strips or custom patterns. Solid and mirror finishes block more light and are chosen where privacy or effect matters more than brightness.
Yes, this is one of its most common commercial uses. Frosted and printed films are applied to glass partitions, meeting-room walls and doors to add privacy, branding and manifestation (safety marking) without replacing the glass. Designs can carry a company logo, a pattern or a simple frosted band at eye level.
Book a site survey: we measure the panes, talk through finishes on the spot and quote the exact glass.