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Solution: Solar, one-way mirror window film. One-way mirror window film allows you to see out from the inside, while preventing people on the outside from seeing in.

This film works best during the day, and only requires basic exterior lighting at night to maintain the one-way effect.

Solution #1: Decorative film. There are several opaque, light-diffusing decorative window films that help reduce glare, while still allowing a portion of the light to pass through. White frosted film is a popular choice to keep your living room bright and cheerful. And, because a lot of frosted films are opaque, it can help add a bit of privacy to your home.

See our Solyx visualizer to check out some options!

Solution #2: Solar film. Glare reduction tints are a great option to help reclaim your living space during those brightest hours of the day. Most glare reduction films are tinted with a black/gray color, but there are a few options in bronze or gold if that appeals more to the decor of your home.

See our LLumar visualizer to try out a few options!

Solution: Decorative film. The “go-to” film for bathroom privacy for home owners is a Dusted Crystal-type film. It allows for complete privacy while still letting in the brightness of the day.

However, there are a multitude of different decorative film choices if you’re looking to make more of a statement. Imitation stained glass is a popular choice, such as this option.

To see full selection of decorative window film options, see our Solyx Visualizer.