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Wall Mural & Privacy Film

At the Sun Shade Film Systems head office here in Victoria, BC, we wanted to work in a fun and vibrant environment, but didn’t want to make every surface identical to one another. We chose to create this wall mural that extended across our walls and glass doors for a

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Shoal Point Cut & Printed Films

This law office at Fisherman's Wharf/Shoal Point is a wonderful example of precision-cut and printed privacy films at work in a commercial setting. They liked the idea of bringing a subtle ocean theme into their privacy films as a way of highlighting their amazing location right on the water. We printed

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642 Cannabis

To comply with existing bylaws in a creative and interesting way, we worked with 642 Cannabis to install privacy graphic films across their entire storefront. We printed this graphic using clear matte as the privacy background because we could customize the opacity and make it as opaque as possible without losing

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Woodward & Co.

To increase privacy, reduce sightlines, and improve the overall aesthetic of this beautiful law office, we installed custom privacy artwork on each office window and door panel for design flow and consistency. We printed gloss ink on SS-Clear Velvet frosted film for a beautiful transparency effect. On the doors, instead of

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Privacy Film Product Line

Whether you live in a neighbourhood with a lot of foot traffic, run in an office where employees need to be free from distraction, or you have neighbours and pedestrians in close proximity to your bedroom or bathroom windows, it is natural to want to control visibility in a beautiful

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University of Victoria: Cornett Building

The Cornett building is named for Thomas Warren Cornett, and today it houses works of art by artists from The Coast and Straits Salish peoples as part of permanent and rotating exhibitions of contemporary art.  The image seen here is from a work entitled Reflections by lessLIE (2011). This image is reproduced

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