Glass see out Not in

Perhaps something like that stuff they use for ads on bus and store windows - looking in you see the ad but looking out it's clear.

you want to make sure that at night the film doesn't become effectively an inside mirror.

"you want to make sure that at night the film doesn't become effectively an inside mirror."

good point, but to be honest i don't care so much about that (maybe actually prefer it for some fun activities), so long as during daytime i still get sunlight and can see out, but neighbors can't see in..

not a fan of curtains/blinds, and the place looks so much larger/airy without them.. (i don't sleep in this room so it'd be great to actually have no blinds/curtains at all)

any products out there like this? i'd figure it'd be a goldmine considering how some buildings face another window 4 feet away in some areas

Two things. First, type "one way window film" into google and you will have an abundance of options. Second, these sorts of things work only because of the light differential. In daylight, it is difficult to see outside in. At night with lights inside, (a) the interior will be fully visible from outside, and (b) the reflection will hamper visibility from inside out.

thanks a mill nyc_sport.. please post other products if you know of any..

hmm seems to be different variations..last thing i want is "tint" (ala auto) as i still want maximum sunlight to come in and don't want my outside view to be shaded, but reflective (outside in) is okay..

sucks that reviews are so limited tho, doesn't seem like a popular product at all, thanks nevertheless

Curtains that you can peer through.