Kennesaw studio, serving metro Atlanta
Frosted glass film for Atlanta offices, conference rooms and storefronts
Frosted, gradient and branded privacy film that adds privacy and brand to office glass, lets light through and removes cleanly at lease end.
- Since 2007 in Kennesaw
- 3M Preferred Shop with 3M Certified wrap installers
- Avery Dennison Certified
- Design, production and install by one team
Recent work
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Frosted glass film is a translucent window film that gives glass the look of etched or sandblasted glass, adding privacy while letting light through. High Stakes Creative designs, cuts and installs frosted, gradient and branded films on conference rooms, offices, glass walls and storefronts across metro Atlanta, and the film removes without damaging the glass.
- Who it's for
- Office tenants, HQs, medical and professional offices, storefronts
- Typical timeline
- A few days to a few weeks, once the glass is installed
- Privacy level
- Semi-privacy that blurs shapes and keeps natural light
- Removable
- Comes off without damaging glass at lease end
Privacy and branding on the glass you already have
Glass-front offices and conference rooms look good on the floor plan, then create two problems on move-in day: nobody can take a private call, and the glass says nothing about who works there. Replacing or etching glass is slow and permanent. Film solves both problems on the glass already installed.
We plan frosted film with the rest of your branded environment. Privacy bands are set to the heights where people actually sit and stand, logos and patterns are cut from your brand files, and visibility markings on glass doors go where your architect or safety team wants them. Our own installers apply the film after the glass is in and before furniture arrives, so the glass matches the lobby sign and wall graphics around it.
Glass film options we design and install
Conference room privacy bands
A frosted band at seated and standing eye level gives meeting rooms privacy without closing them off. Clear stripes or a cut-out logo keep it from looking plain.
Gradient and dot-pattern films
Film that fades from frosted to clear as a gradient or dot pattern, giving more privacy low, where people sit, and keeping the top of the glass open to light.
Logos and branded patterns in frost
Your logo, brand pattern or values cut into frosted film or left clear in a frosted field. It looks like etched glass and carries the brand through rooms without adding color.
Full-coverage privacy film
Frosted film across the full pane for private offices, exam rooms and storefronts. Shapes stay soft behind it, so we also discuss where opaque film fits better.
Glass-door visibility markings
Bands, dots or logos on glass doors and full-height glass so people see the glass and do not walk into it, placed at the heights your architect or safety team specifies.
Storefront and entry glass
Frosted film on lower storefront panes, combined with cut vinyl logos, hours and suite numbers on entry doors, so street-facing glass matches your interior and other locations.
A typical office glass film scope
How glass film usually appears on our schedule for an office build-out. Glass elevations and your floor plan set the final list.
| Type | Element | Location | Material | Install |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FG-01 | Conference privacy band | Conference rooms | Frosted film, clear logo cut-out | After glass install |
| FG-02 | Private office glass | Perimeter offices | Gradient or dot-pattern film | After glass install |
| FG-03 | Glass door markings | Doors and full-height glass | Frosted dots or band | Before move-in |
| FG-04 | Phone room privacy | Phone and huddle rooms | Full-coverage frosted film | Before move-in |
| FG-05 | Reception glass logo | Lobby glass wall | Frosted logo, cut film | Before move-in |
| FG-06 | Storefront privacy | Lower storefront panes | Frosted film with cut vinyl hours | Before opening |
Our process and services
What clients say on Google
Every High Stakes Creative review on Google is five stars. A few in the clients' own words.
They recently created a sign for our new office in Kennesaw and we couldn't be happier with the way it turned out.
I had a project with a short time frame High Stakes was recommended to me and they did not disappoint. … The process was so easy. I showed them what I needed and they delivered!
By far the best sign company to work with in Atlanta. The quality of work always exceeds my expectations.
How a project runs
One schedule and one point of contact from the first walkthrough to the final punch list.
- SurveyWe walk the space or sites, measure, photograph and review floor plans, brand standards and landlord rules.
- DesignDrawings and mockups for every element, matched to your PMS colors and fonts, ready for brand, landlord and permit review.
- ProducePrinted, cut and fabricated in our Kennesaw shop with premium 3M and Avery Dennison films and laminates.
- InstallCertified installers work to your schedule, after hours when the office is occupied, and walk the finished job with you.
How we work with your team
Facilities & real estate
We measure every pane during the survey and scope it by room. Film goes on after glass and before furniture, after hours if needed, and removes cleanly at lease end.
Marketing & brand
Logos and patterns are built from your brand files. You see a to-scale proof on the actual glass elevations before cutting, so the branding sits at the right size and height.
Architects & interior designers
We work from your glass elevations and design intent, suggest band heights and film types, and produce visibility markings on full-height glass to your spec.
General contractors
We schedule film after the glazing contractor finishes and the glass is cleaned, coordinate access with your superintendent, and finish before furniture delivery, punch list and closeout.
What drives the cost of frosted glass film
Frosted film is priced mainly by square footage and complexity. A plain privacy band costs less than a custom-cut logo, pattern or printed gradient, and full-coverage film uses more material than a band. The number of panes and rooms, glass height and lift access, removal of existing film, design time and after-hours installation also affect the total. We measure during a site survey or from your glass elevations, then give you a fixed quote by room.
Guides for planning your project
Written for facility, marketing and operations teams planning signs and branded spaces.
Before install day
Survey, wall and glass prep, power, access and a checklist for the facility manager.
How lobby logos and office signs are mounted
Studs, standoffs, bonding tape, cleats and rails, and how the wall decides which one fits.
Rebrand sign checklist
Inventory, sign types, a pilot location and installs in waves, so no sign or vehicle is missed.
Questions buyers ask us
Does frosted film give complete privacy?
No. Frosted film provides semi-privacy. It blurs faces, screens and documents into soft shapes, but people can still tell someone is in the room, especially when it is brighter than the corridor. Where full visual privacy matters, we recommend opaque film.
Can you put our logo in the frosted film?
Yes. Logos, patterns, room names and custom designs can be cut as frosted shapes on clear glass or clear shapes inside a frosted band. We build them from your vector files and show a to-scale proof on the glass elevation first.
Can frosted film be removed at the end of our lease?
Yes. Film removes without damaging the glass, which is why many tenants choose it over etching or replacing the glass. If your lease requires clear glass at move-out, we note removal in the scope and leave the glass clean for the landlord.
Do glass doors and glass walls need safety markings?
No single rule covers every office, but some building codes, landlords, accessibility reviews and safety teams call for markings on glass doors and full-height glass. We produce bands, dots or logos at the heights and contrast your architect or safety lead specifies.
How do we clean frosted window film?
Use a soft cloth or squeegee with a mild, non-abrasive glass cleaner. Avoid scrapers and razor blades on the film, and skip heavy cleaning for the first few weeks while the adhesive cures. We leave care instructions with your facilities team.
How long does frosted film last?
Interior glass film typically lasts several years and resists peeling and discoloration when installed on clean glass and cleaned properly. Storefront film that faces the sun typically lasts one to five years. Scratched or dated film can be replaced without touching the glass.
Get a quote for your project
Tell us what you are planning, where it is and the date you are working toward. Your request goes straight to our team in Kennesaw, and the people who quote it are the people who design, produce and install it.
- Every High Stakes Creative review on Google is five stars
- Since 2007 in Kennesaw, serving metro Atlanta
- 3M Preferred Shop with 3M Certified wrap installers
- Design, production and install by one team
What happens next: we review your request, reach out to scope it, then send a proof and a quote.
Prefer to talk? Call (678) 861-7446, Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm.
Planning a move, rebrand or rollout?
Send the floor plans, brand guide and date you're working toward. We'll come back with a scope, a schedule and one point of contact for the whole job.
2000 Cobb International Blvd NW, Suite E, Kennesaw, GA 30152
(678) 861-7446
info@highstakescreative.com
Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm