Founder Tom Hicks realized the glowing windows dotting the evening cityscape in San Francisco were reminiscent of glittering photo light boxes—with everybody’s private lives on full display. But what if the windows stayed covered? What if sunlight offered the light box, and the glass itself became the art?
Leading the genre of decorative window film treatments since 1995, Artscape has been crafting thoughtful, art-inspired window films for over a quarter century. This is a product defined by its unique and refined designs, indistinguishable from true glass art. Classic inspiration for any interior, but secluded from the world outside. Elevating spaces that offer elegant privacy for both the home, office or truly any place where light lives.
This is a product defined by its unique and refined designs, indistinguishable from true glass art.
Behind every Artscape design lies the work of a great artist. Drawing inspiration from traditional glass artisans and fine artists alike, we use old-world techniques and contemporary digital innovation to achieve authentic expressions of stained glass and fine art. Each design is meticulously hand-rendered, with careful consideration given to color, texture, and depth. Artscape is an easy-to-use product that evokes traditional craftsmanship and modern classics in an elevated yet approachable way.
Quality and craftsmanship go hand-in-hand. Our films achieve the texture and character of real glass only possible using our own proprietary inks. We scrutinize every detail from printing to packaging to ensure we get the right color, clarity, and finest quality. Everything is designed in Portland, Oregon. All our materials are sourced in the USA. Good work takes time, but only the best handcrafted approach brings out the luminosity, vibrancy, and quality that Artscape is known for.
Each design is meticulously hand-rendered with careful consideration given to color, texture, and depth...
INSPIRATION
Handcrafted designs for any space.
This is a product defined by its unique and refined designs, indistinguishable from true glass art.