Family-run since its founder Pierre-Yves created a pioneering plexiglass trunk in the late 1970s, DAPY has grown into a global maker of bespoke objects for luxury brands. The company keeps development and manufacturing in-house across six offices on three continents, with a long-standing focus on durable, reusable design.
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Park Avenue TrimmingFamily-owned Park Avenue Trimming makes leather goods and components for designers and brands from its New York City factory, taking projects from samples through full production. Established in 1982 as a handbag factory, the business expanded in 2011 when founder Pierre Dabagh’s eldest son, Alex, opened Park Avenue Trimming. Its experienced artisans still handcraft the work in the heart of the Garment District, where the company serves clients of all sizes.New York, NY
Dmitriy & CoDmitriy & Co, founded in 2011 from a family-owned pillow shop on New York’s Lower East Side, makes made-to-order couture upholstered furniture. Its bespoke furnishings carry a craft tradition developed over three generations, with custom capabilities available through its trade workroom and a flagship gallery in New York City.New York, NY
Dualoy LeatherFounded in 1951, third-generation family-owned Dualoy Leather supplies distinctive upholstery leathers to architects and interior designers, including the parchment and shagreen skins it helped introduce to the American market during the Art Deco revival. Today, the company also develops custom interior pieces and architectural installations, while its team advises clients on turning unusual leather materials into finished design work. Andy Feigin has led the business since taking it over from his father in 2001.PORT WASHINGTON, NY
De Angelis LtdEstablished in 1954, De Angelis Ltd is a family-run atelier creating custom upholstery and fine drapery in Glen Head, New York. Now carried forward by Guido De Angelis’s grandchildren, Kristine and Kayel, the shop combines old-world handwork with a collaborative design process, supported by a 6,000-square-foot showroom of styles spanning decades. Its signature cutting shears—hand-recreated for left-handed craftsman Kayel—symbolize a three-generation tradition of detail-focused work.GLEN HEAD, NY