Architectural finishes, decorative glass and window film: the material lines we represent and install ourselves.
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Architectural Finishes
Wood, stone, metal and textile films over existing surfaces.
Decorative Glass Finishes
Frosted, gradient and patterned glass films.
Window Films
Solar, safety and privacy film for the glass line.
Commercial Window Films
Cuts heat, glare and fading.
Safety & Security Film
Holds glass together under impact.
Anti-Graffiti Film
A sacrificial layer over glass and metal.
Residential Window Film
The same films, for the home.
Environmental Graphics
Wayfinding, branding and applied graphics.
Pier 66
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Walls, Elevators
Disney Contemporary Resort
Hard Rock
Mel's Drive-In
Morgan & Morgan
Visit Orlando
Orlando, Florida
Woolpert
A few of the spaces we have done.
Frequently asked questions.
What surfaces can architectural film go on?
Walls, ceilings, furniture, elevators, columns, doors, millwork, casework and glass. The surface needs to be smooth, solid and non-porous.
How long do architectural finishes last?
Architectural film lasts up to 12 years indoors and 5 years outdoors. Because the installation process is quick and clean, repairing or renewing the film later is straightforward.
Can I have the film installed by anyone?
We strongly recommend a trained, certified installer. Unlike conventional wallcovering or laminate, these films use a pressure-sensitive adhesive, and the finish you end up with depends heavily on surface preparation, temperature and experience.
How much can I expect to save?
Clients typically save up to 60% on an architectural finishes project compared with tearing the surface out and replacing it. The exact figure depends on the surface, the substrate and the size of the job, which is why the estimate is free.
How much does an estimate cost?
Estimates are completely free. Tell us the surface and the scope and we will come back with a real number, along with a sample of the finish.