Founded by Dominique Lampe, Inside Blinds is a Belgian family business that designs and makes custom window coverings in its workshop in Roeselare. The company has spent more than 30 years refining its specialty in Roman shades, including Lampe’s compact cord-lift system, while distributing its locally made work through showrooms in Europe and beyond. Dominique, his wife Nancy and their three daughters remain actively involved in the business.
Tiger Window FashionsFounded in 2014 after more than 30 years of its parent company’s window-treatment experience, Tiger Window Fashions makes custom blinds and shades for dealers, decorators and designers. Its U.S. and Southeast Asian workshops support a standard two-week turnaround, while its engineers have developed patented cordless and safety systems, including the Soft Lift® Zebra shade. The company’s Trevi® Roman shades pair traditional fabric folds with modern cordless and motorized operation.BABYLON, NY
Lillian Interior CoSince 1985, family-owned and operated Lillian Interior Co has created custom window treatments for homes and businesses from its Rockville showroom and in-house workroom. The company handles the process from measuring and estimates through fabrication and installation, including custom draperies and valences made to suit each interior.ROCKVILLE, MD
Commercial Draperies UnlimitedFounded in 1964 by Army veteran Nicholas Lanera, Commercial Draperies Unlimited grew from a two-person, 200-square-foot workroom into an East Coast supplier and installer of custom commercial window treatments. The family business now operates from a 10,000-square-foot showroom, office and workroom, with Nicholas and Rosemaire Lanera’s children carrying on its third-generation customer-focused approach. Its on-premises work includes custom draperies, window coverings and upholstery, including specialized hospital and auditorium work.MAMARONECK, NY
Wovn HomeNew York City-headquartered Wovn Home makes custom window treatments, pairing drapery and Roman shades with coordinating hardware. The company sources Belgian linens from fifth-generation craftspeople, with each yard inspected by hand, and has its treatments made in a North Carolina workroom rooted in fabric and upholstery artisanship.