From its Bronx assembly plant, Sampson Mills Ltd. makes window-treatment and room-dividing systems for commercial and residential spaces. The New York manufacturer is known for developing its own curtain-track designs, including the S-Fold system, and for a parts-reduction approach that lets more than 40 systems use just eight profiles. Its development program also helps architects, contractors, and other clients create custom or private-label solutions, while its products carry a Made in NYC identity.
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LichtenbergFounded in New York City in 1933 by Sam Lichtenberg, Lichtenberg is a fourth-generation family-owned business that makes ready-made soft window coverings, including curtains designed for varied styles and light control. Headquartered in Great Neck, New York, it supplies more than 50 major retailers through a Georgia distribution center and facilities in the United States and abroad. Its brands include Sun Zero, Clean Window, and № 918, combining performance-focused designs with fashion-oriented window treatments.GREAT NECK, NY
Springs Window FashionsWith more than 80 years of roots in Madison, Wisconsin, Springs Window Fashions manufactures custom window coverings for residential and commercial spaces. Its products are made to exact specifications, supported by hundreds of design patents and a 400,000-square-foot manufacturing and finishing plant at its Middleton headquarters. The company also develops energy-saving and automated shading solutions, including Mecho’s SolarTrac system, while sustainably processing timber at its Grayling, Michigan plant.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
Classic ShadeEstablished in 1997, Classic Shade handcrafts fabric window treatments using traditional English curtain-making techniques. Based in Jackson Heights, New York, the company also provides measuring and installation as part of its full-service approach.LAWRENCE, 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.