Art Deco Stained Glass Window Film Set

Art Deco Stained Glass Window Film for Front Doors Transform your entrance with this striking Art Deco stained glass window film set, featuring rich amber, ruby red and emerald green details. The symmetrical geometric pattern is inspired by traditional leaded glass and creates a warm, elegant focal point for period and modern homes. Designed for front doors, this coordinated set includes two tall decorative panels and a matching transom design. The warm golden background allows natural light to pass through while helping to obscure the view through the glass. Our stained glass window film offers the appearance of decorative leaded glass without the cost of replacing your existing glazing. Each piece is professionally printed in the UK and made to your selected measurements. A Decorative and Practical Front Door Update This front door window film is ideal for homeowners who want to add colour, character and increased privacy to plain glass. The detailed printed leading, geometric diamond motifs and traditional border create a convincing stained glass appearance once installed on a window with natural light behind it. The design works particularly well with Victorian, Edwardian, Art Deco and traditional front doors. Made to Fit Your Glass Each panel is produced according to the measurements selected when ordering. Please measure the visible glass area carefully and order the exact size required for each window. The film can be applied to smooth, flat glass using water and a squeegee. It is self-adhesive and intended as a lasting decorative window covering. Product Features Coordinated two-panel and transom design Warm amber, red, green and neutral glass colours Traditional geometric stained glass appearance Helps increase privacy without blocking natural light Made-to-measure options available Professionally printed in the UK Suitable for smooth, clear glass More affordable than replacement stained glass Please note that the true stained glass effect becomes visible once the film is applied to glass with natural or artificial light passing through it. Colours may appear darker when the film is viewed before installation.