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Window film in Paris: make your windows your first advertising space

Your shop window is empty and nobody stops. Your meeting rooms are fishbowls. We fix both with the same thing: an adhesive film, designed for your windows, printed to measure and installed while you're away.

  • Say who you are, on the biggest surface you have
  • Get privacy without living in the dark
  • Meet the regulations without it showing
  • Change the look every season, without lifting a hammer

We come and measure, we show you the result on a photo of your windows, and you get a detailed, personalised quote. And nothing goes to print until you've said yes.

Let's talk about your windows

Window film / Installed by our teams

Offices, La DéfenseLaduréeVeoliaArthus-BertrandTransaviaHernoLes FuretsBearingPointScandinavian-style officesArt Deco offices

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You already have the advertising space. It's just empty.

Look at your windows. In Paris premises, they are almost always the largest single surface you have, and the only one visible from both sides. It costs nothing extra, it's already there, and nine times out of ten it does nothing. The whole question is what it should say, to whom, and from what distance it needs to be read.

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Your window works for you

Hundreds of people walk past every day. If your window says nothing to them, they keep walking. It is the one medium you already pay for that earns you nothing while it stays empty.

We design, we don't just stick

The pattern, what stays transparent, what gets covered, the size of the letters: everything is decided according to your façade and the distance you are read from. That is where the difference between a shop window and a sticker lies.

We won't close your shop

Early morning, evening, weekend. You leave, we install, you come back and it's done. Ground-floor shop windows as well as raised glass roofs in a Haussmann building.

Six materials, six uses

Behind the term window film are materials that have nothing in common. We choose with you the one that solves your problem, not the one that looks nice in a catalogue.

Frosted and etched

The etched-glass effect, in adhesive form. You can no longer see through, but the light still gets in. It is what we install in nine meeting rooms out of ten.

One-way vision

Outside, a full image. Inside, you can still see the street. The best compromise when you want to communicate without shutting yourself in.

Full-colour print

A photo, a pattern, a block of colour, your logo at the scale of the façade. Printed to measure and cut to whatever shape you want.

Gradient and pixelated

Opaque that turns transparent as it rises. We hide desk height and keep the feeling of space.

Cut lettering

Your name, your opening hours, your mandatory information. Cut with no background, straight onto the glass. Clean and understated.

Mirror and solar film

For south-facing façades that heat up and dazzle. Less heat, less glare, and nobody can see in from outside during the day.

Where it really makes a difference

Shop windows

Full dressing, seasonal campaigns, launches, sales. It goes on, it comes off, and the glass is none the wiser.

Offices and open-plan spaces

Partitions, meeting rooms, phone booths. Your teams stop being on display, and the floors stay bright.

Estate agents

Property listing windows, identity fascia, screened back office. Here, everything depends on what can be read from across the street.

Pharmacies and practices

Cross sign, mandatory information, screened confidential areas, glazing markings for accessibility. Plenty of obligations, so they might as well look good.

Restaurants and bars

The menu in the window, filtered light in the dining room, separate spaces without building a wall.

Lobbies and common areas

Floor numbers, marked glass doors, dressed entrance airlocks. The places people forget, which shape first impressions.

Accessibility rules: what nobody tells you

This is the subject people talk the most nonsense about. The rule, the real one: in a building open to the public, a glazed wall located on a walkway must be made visible. With visual markings that contrast with their surroundings, and visible from both sides. That is all the text says.

No, the two bands are not mandatory

The two 5 cm bands at 1.10 m and 1.60 m come from a 2006 French circular. They ended up becoming the standard in everyone's mind, and many installers will sell them to you as the only possible solution. That is not true. The text talks about visibility, contrast and markings seen from both sides. It doesn't mention bands.

Which means that a pattern, a frieze, or a play of shapes in your brand colours does the job perfectly well, as long as it contrasts and can be seen from both sides. Your compliance stops being a pair of grey strips stuck over your beautiful shop window. It becomes part of the design. That is exactly what we do.

What we look at before we design

What is behind each pane, because contrast is judged against that, not in the abstract. Where people walk, to know which glazed walls are concerned. And the night-time result, because a light-coloured pattern perfectly visible at midday can disappear completely when the interior lighting comes on.

From the first measurement to installation

We come and see you

We measure properly. Surface area, condition of the glazing, exposure, access. It is that quarter of an hour on site that makes a quote hold right to the end.

We show you

A proposal, simulated on a photo of your windows. You see the result before deciding anything.

You approve

The visual at the right dimensions, in front of you. Until you have signed, nothing goes to print.

We manufacture

Printing on branded film, lamination if the façade gets the sun, cutting to shape.

Installation

By people for whom this is their only trade. Glass cleaned, film smoothed down, bubbles worked out, finished with a cutter. No bubbles, no creases.

We come back

We look at it together, we tell you how to look after it, and the day you change the look, we come and remove it cleanly.

Installing in Paris is not like installing anywhere else

Shopfronts here are old, narrow, often set back under an arcade, and almost never square. Some glazing is original, with ripples you don't notice until the day you apply a block of colour to it. And a Haussmann façade reads differently from a retail park shop window.

Then there are very mundane, very obstructive things: where to park to unload the rolls, how to get a cherry picker into a four-metre-wide street, the permit when you overhang the pavement, delivery slots. It is never the technique that derails a Paris job. It's all this.

We work in all twenty arrondissements and in the inner and outer suburbs. The survey is there to sort all this out before we quote. That way, the price on the quote is the price on the invoice.

The questions we get asked

Send us a photo of your windows

Seriously, a photo from your phone is enough to get started. Twenty minutes on the phone and you'll know what is feasible, what it costs and when it can be installed. No obligation, of course.

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