Window Art For Your Business | WindowArt

Window Art has worked with many businesses in an effort to transform their office space into something aesthetically pleasing and inspiring to their staff and clients. Window Art transforms a simple sheet of frosted glass film into any design suitable for your business. Whether you want to display your logo on your entrance, an intricate design on your boardroom wall or lettering on public bathroom mirrors, you can enjoy the appearance of sophisticated etching without having to permanently alter your glass.

Our Window Vinyl Stays In Place For As Long As You Need

If you use window vinyl in your office space it will remain in place for as long as you need. However, should you go through a rebranding exercise and require a design or logo update, the vinyl is easily removed and replaced by us in one short afternoon.

We Can Custom-Design Frosted Vinyl For Your Business

We can create frosted vinyl decals in your company logo, slogan, imagery and font to meet your corporate branding needs. Our in-house designers are happy to create something to your specifications and ensure that your office space is effectively branded.

Our Vinyl Frosting Can Be Used In Any Type Of Business

We have successfully attended to the needs of various different businesses. We have worked on different areas such as reception rooms, meeting rooms, shop windows, office entrances, glass partitioning in open-plan offices, boardrooms, bathrooms and the like.


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Corporate Branding

 

Frosted glass is one of those timeless décor elements that add a level of prestige and sophistication to any room or location. Any piece of glass in your office or business, whether it’s a door, window, mirror, partition or wall, can be branded. This branding looks both attractive and acts as a piece of advertising. Our window vinyl stays in place as long as you need it, but can be removed at a later date without any damage to the glass below.

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Boardrooms

 

Glass-walled boardrooms is a popular design feature but with the abundance of natural light and pleasant open feeling comes other challenges like the glare of the sun and a need for privacy. Boardrooms have to serve a multitude of purposes. When it’s just you meeting with your staff, a nice open feeling is great but when you conduct sensitive meetings, or want to shield one client’s meeting from  another, you need privacy.

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Office Dividers

 

In contemporary office design and space planning, glass office dividers are and ever-popular choice. They provide much-needed privacy yet allow for natural light to filter through to the open plan office, plus for peaceful views of the outside world to be enjoyed. A glass-enclosed meeting room or boardroom can be as private as you want through clever window vinyl frosting yet gives an unsurpassed sense of openness and collaboration.

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Writing Boards

 

Every organization needs a space in which staff can collaborate, share ideas and catch up on projects. Glass writing boards have been the norm in these brainstorming spaces but they can be difficult to keep clean and end up looking a bit grey and weathered-looking. If you use glass writing boards to engage with clients too, it’s good to know that there is a more elegant and easy-to-use solution available for all your hand-scribbled thoughts. 

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