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Regarded as one of the most personalized Ateliers in the nation, Vitalia Inc employs a team of skilled fabricators and product specialists, hailing from Europe, with a collective experience of 70+ years Vitalia Inc - Custom Window Treatments to the Trade: Based in Philadelphia with a National Reach

Regarded as one of the most personalized Ateliers in the nation, Vitalia Inc employs a team of skilled fabricators and product specialists, hailing from Europe, with a collective experience of 70+ years. With meticulous attention to detail and turnkey approach, from supporting design vision to installation, they specialize in helping trade partners boost their profitability on custom treatments, with clients seeing an average margin increase by 20%. From AD-featured designers to leading hospitality organizations, Vitalia Inc’s skills have been deployed on both residential and commercial projects including Palm Beach estates, Philadelphia Penthouses and high-end restaurants. partnered with a celebrity designer, Rasheeda Gray, on a House Beautiful David Adler Estate.

10/31/2026

A little starstruck? Absolutely!

It was a pinch-me moment to meet and chat with two extraordinary women who have helped shape Philadelphia’s design and hospitality world.

At a recent NEWH event, we celebrated Marguerite Rodgers interior design as one of 2026’s top ID honorees, recognizing its beautiful work on High Street, one of Eileen Yin’s celebrated restaurants.

Meg Rogers is a legend in Philadelphia’s design community, and Eileen Yin is a James Beard Award-winning restauranteur whose influence in our city’s dining scene is hard to overstate.

Two remarkable entrepreneurs, two incredible careers, two beautiful women, and a long-standing creative partnership.

Getting to spend a little time with both of them was such an honor. Some people you admire from afar, and then, every once in a while, you get to meet them in person.

10/31/2026

A little starstruck? Absolutely!

It was a pinch-me moment to meet and chat with two extraordinary women who have helped shape Philadelphia's design and hospitality world.

At a recent NEWH event, we celebrated Marguerite Rodgers interior design as one of 2026's top ID honorees, recognizing its beautiful work on High Street, one of Eileen Yin's celebrated restaurants.

Meg Rogers is a legend in Philadelphia's design community, and Eileen Yin is a James Beard Award-winning restauranteur whose influence in our city's dining scene is hard to overstate.

Two remarkable entrepreneurs, two incredible careers, two beautiful women, and a long-standing creative partnership.

Getting to spend a little time with both of them was such an honor. Some people you admire from afar, and then, every once in a while, you get to meet them in person.

10/29/2026

October is Window Covering Safety Month. Designers, this month is a reminder, but our team takes safety seriously year-round.

It’s why we stay educated and ahead of new technology. Cordless operation is the standard on everything we make, and we’re well-versed in the latest automated systems, which take cords out of the room entirely and bring tall or hard-to-reach windows within easy control.

In boutique hospitality, safety also means fire code. Restaurant and hotel drapery often must meet flame-retardant standards, so we confirm every fabric has the right rating before fabrication.

Then there’s the sun. Automated shades can be programmed to lower during peak hours, limiting UV exposure and protecting the furnishings and textiles your clients have invested in.

We plan every installation for the longevity. We mount heavy drapery and wide tracks to carry their weight safely for years, something Lenny and our install team account for on every site.

Have a project where safety needs to be part of the spec? Let’s talk through it together.

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10/26/2026

Most handmade Roman shades let in tiny pinpricks of light where the lining is stitched to the face fabric. This one doesn’t.

For this Malvern bedroom by Stephanie Kraus Design, our atelier attached the blackout lining using the Elki method, which leaves no holes at all. That lets the shade deliver true blackout in a room where sleep matters most.

Designers, save this for your next bedroom spec.

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10/24/2026

Designers, we've loved following along with your High Point adventures this week and seeing all of your amazing inspiration. Bring those home with you, and we’ll help bring them to life right here in our Bucks County atelier.

The fabric you couldn’t walk away from or the silhouette you photographed in a showroom is where our work starts. Your vision, executed with 20 years of experience behind it. Experience the Vitalia Inc. difference.

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: Stephanie Kraus Designs, LLC
Architecture: Archer & Buchanan Architecture
Builder: Cassella Builders Inc.
Photography: Stacy Zarin Goldberg Photography
Photo Styling: Gabrielle Langdon

10/23/2026

Michele Plachter always brings us fabrics that feel made just for the room she’s designing, and this Longport shore home was no exception.

For the seating area in the primary bedroom, she selected Rosemary Hallgarten’s Fishbone, a polyester and linen blend with a texture that suits life at the beach. We fabricated it into stationary ripplefold drapery that keeps a calm, even line along the windows and asks very little of the homeowners. Zero Gravity shades from Crown sit behind the drapery and handle the light and privacy work. We also made the pillows in the room in our atelier.

We’ve collaborated with Michele on many projects over the years, and her designs always account for how her clients actually live, which shows in every room she sends our way.

Off-season is a great time to finish shore projects while clients are away. Share this with a designer you know working at the Jersey Shore this fall.

Window Treatments: Custom Luxury Window Treatments
Interior Design: Michele Plachter Design | Philadelphia Interior Designer

Rosemary Hallgarten

10/23/2026

Michele Plachter always brings us fabrics that feel made just for the room she’s designing, and this Longport shore home was no exception.

For the seating area in the primary bedroom, she selected Rosemary Hallgarten's Fishbone, a polyester and linen blend with a texture that suits life at the beach. We fabricated it into stationary ripplefold drapery that keeps a calm, even line along the windows and asks very little of the homeowners. Zero Gravity shades from Crown sit behind the drapery and handle the light and privacy work. We also made the pillows in the room in our atelier.

We’ve collaborated with Michele on many projects over the years, and her designs always account for how her clients actually live, which shows in every room she sends our way.

Off-season is a great time to finish shore projects while clients are away. Share this with a designer you know working at the Jersey Shore this fall.

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: Michele Plachter Design

10/20/2026

Last year we took on a whole-home project with Bergman Vass for an MVP client and his family. Architectural Digest featured the home, and we recently shared more about our role in it on the blog.

We fabricated custom drapery and Roman shades for nearly every room, added an upholstered wall in one bedroom, and built a pair of handcrafted indoor-outdoor ottomans for the cabana.

Read the full story now ➡️ vitaliainc.com/joe-flacco-home-window-treatments/

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Styling: Kristi Hunter
Interior Design: Bergman Vass
Architecture: Asher Architects + Engineers
Builder: C. Raymond Davis & Sons, Inc.
Photography: Brian Wetzel Photography

10/17/2026

This is traversing hardware doing exactly what it was designed to do.

The Fall Line, a PGA-rated golf club in the Georgia sandhills, called for window treatments that could serve a guest’s needs at any hour, in any light. Each cottage room featured a sheer panel layered with a blackout, fire-rated drapery panel on manual traversing tracks. Pull the sheer for filtered morning light. Pull the blackout for complete darkness. No hassle, just hardware and fabric specified correctly for how the space is actually used. Swipe for the video tour.

That’s the difference between a treatment that looks right and one that works right. In a boutique hospitality space, you need both.

Designers and procurement partners planning a boutique hospitality project, see more of our hospitality work at the link in bio.

Window Treatments: Custom Luxury Window Treatments
Interior Design: Jenni Kayne Home

10/16/2026

Hospitality Tip No. 03: — Traversing hardware: the case for specifying it correctly.

Fixed panels look beautiful. Traversing panels work. In a boutique hospitality space where drapery must function as well as it looks, the hardware decision matters more than most designers expect.

Hospitality spaces change configurations. A private dining room, a members lounge, a ballroom. These are spaces where the drapery needs to move. Traversing hardware gives the operations team control without touching the design intent.

Scale demands automation. A space with 16-foot drapery runs isn't a space where someone should be manually pulling panels. Automated traversing tracks are the correct spec at that scale...for the staff, for the treatment, and for the longevity of the fabric.

The stack matters. A panel that stacks cleanly when open reads as architectural. A panel that bunches and pulls reads as an afterthought. Specify the stack position and the return before fabrication starts, not after.

Traversing hardware is also the preservation decision. Fabric that is pulled by hand every day wears at the leading edge. Automated traversing extends the life of the treatment significantly, which matters when the panels are floor to ceiling, and the room is in constant use.

Designers specifying drapery for boutique hospitality spaces, see more of our hospitality work in our portfolio ➡️ vitaliainc.com/hospitality-portfolio

10/14/2026

Small rooms leave nowhere for details to hide.

In this powder room by Meadowbank Designs, we fabricated a café curtain sized to the lower half of the window, giving the space privacy without giving up the natural light. Its soft pleating and clean white fabric keep it light and tailored, so the blue floral wallcovering and brass finishes take the lead.

A treatment this modest still asks for careful proportions, a precise mount, and fabrication that holds up to close inspection, because in a room this size, it will get exactly that. We bring the same standard to a single café curtain that we bring to a wall of drapery.

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: Meadowbank Designs
Architecture: Period Architecture, Ltd.
Builder: Griffiths Construction Inc.

Address

67 Almshouse Road
Richboro, PA
18954

Telephone

267.228.7378

Website

http://www.vitaliainc.com/

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