We finished residential window tinting with Kepler 14 Ecliptic in Lexington, Michigan. Our team added architectural film to the home's windows for a clean finish that works with its weathered exterior.
The job
The home has gray shingle siding, white window trim and white gutters along the roofline. Broad windows run across the deck-facing wall, with more white-framed windows continuing around the corner along the lawn. We applied the film to these windows, giving the glass a consistent, reflective appearance while keeping the existing frames and trim in place.
The finished glass reflects the trees, lawn and water beyond the deck. Its darker appearance sits neatly against the light trim and gray shingles. We like how the tint complements the building without changing the character of the exterior.
Why Kepler 14 Ecliptic
Wide stretches of glass bring daylight into a home, but they can also bring glare and strong sun. Kepler 14 Ecliptic helps make that daylight easier to live with. For this residential installation, window film offers practical benefits without replacing the windows or covering them with another layer of furnishings.
- Less glare, helping make bright rooms more comfortable for everyday use.
- More daytime privacy through a darker, reflective exterior appearance.
- Protection from sun fade, helping reduce the effects of sunlight on interior furnishings.
If you're looking for window tint in Lexington or the surrounding area, ask us at DLK Window Tinting for a quote on your own building. We'd be happy to talk through your windows and what you'd like to improve.
