Impact Marketing runs its office and its coworking space, Busy Bees, from a floor of glass cabins in Pune. We gave every meeting room a name on frosted film and turned one run of glass, door included, into a solid yellow brand wall, pasted so carefully that the joints almost disappear.
11 photos below, each with what it shows · tap any photo to see it full size · real job photos, only light and colour corrected (two are close-ups cropped from a wider photo)
Five stops across the floor, each with the film we used. Photos taken after our team finished the installation, May 2025; three are stills from our walk-through video.
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Every meeting room carries its own name, printed large on the frosted film: Callisto, Summer, Muscatel and the 01 Insight Room. The names read from across the floor, so visitors find the right room without asking.
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Frosted film gives the glass an etched look. Light passes straight through, but people outside see only soft shapes, never faces or screens.
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The coworking space got its own panel on the same frosted film, set out like a framed poster: “Built like bees. Bold like bosses. Welcome to Busy Bees.”
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The Impact brand wall is laminated opaque film on clear glass partitions: solid yellow, their logo and line, and a large leaf mark. From inside the cabin the print shows only faintly from behind, and nobody can see in or out.
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The print runs across several glass panels and the cabin door. Our team pasted it edge to edge, so the joints all but vanish: only the door handle tells you there is a door.
Impact Marketing, in marketing and design since 2011, works out of a floor of glass cabins that it shares with its coworking space, Busy Bees Co-Work Studio. Clear glass let everyone see into every meeting, and nothing on the floor said whose office it was. They wanted privacy in the rooms without losing the daylight, a name on each meeting room, and their brand where every visitor would see it.
The meeting rooms are wrapped in printed frosted film. It gives the glass an etched look: light passes through, but from outside you see only soft shapes. Each room carries its name in large type on the film: Callisto, Summer, Muscatel and 01 Insight Room, readable from across the floor.
Busy Bees got its own panel on the same frosted film, laid out like a poster on the glass: “Built like bees. Bold like bosses.”
One run of glass partitions, with a cabin door in the middle, became the Impact brand wall: solid yellow, the Impact Marketing logo, their line and a large dark leaf mark, printed on laminated opaque film. From outside it reads as a painted wall; from inside the cabin the print shows only faintly from behind, and there is no view through.
Our team pasted the film in Pune, panel by panel, butting each print against the next so the joints between the glass panels all but disappear. The artwork runs straight across the door; only the handle gives it away.
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