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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 sk

illed 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.

09/07/2026

We went around the table and said what we appreciate about the person next to us. No script, just what came to mind in the moment. Grateful for every one of them.

09/05/2026

To all of those we labor with - we hope you find some sun and sand this weekend. You deserve it.

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: Barbara Straub Interiors
Photo: Rebecca McAlpin Photography

09/04/2026

Designers, this is why we reach for ripplefold on a wall of glass like this.

The fold holds its shape across the full width, so a run of floor-to-ceiling windows never bunches once it's pushed open. On a bold print like this one, that consistency also keeps the repeat true across every fold instead of going crooked.

For high-rise living, we're pairing more of these with automated tracks. The view is the whole reason someone bought the unit, but privacy still has to arrive in a single touch, not a hand-over-hand pull across dozens of feet of drapery.

How are you approaching privacy in your high-rise projects?

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: Michael Shannon Designs

09/02/2026

Drapery is usually one of the last layers to go up in a room.

By the time we arrive for install, the walls are painted, the furniture is set, the doors are hung. In this whole-home collaboration with Stephanie Kraus, the wall of windows and French doors was one of the final pieces to fall into place. Watching it come together is still one of our favorite parts of the process.

Twenty years in, that reveal moment still gets us. Every time.

To the designers we get to do this with, it means so much to represent your vision in spaces like this one.

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: Stephanie Kraus Designs, LLC
Photography: Lenny Burkhardt

09/01/2026

Luxury is a word that has been thrown around a lot, recently. But true luxury has nothing to do with price points or finishes.
At Vitalia Inc., it's the heart and soul behind every stitch. It's the clear communication, the partner who shows up ready to work and never wastes your time, the team that keeps pace with where innovations are going, not just where they've been.

That's what we mean when we say it.

Experience the Vitalia Inc. difference.

08/28/2026

Hospitality Tip No. 02 — Drapery for restaurants: acoustics and the soft layer.

The drapery is doing two jobs at once in a restaurant. Designers who understand both end up with rooms that feel as good as they look.

1. Hard surfaces amplify. Stone floors, plaster walls, glass...a room full of them creates a din that no amount of beautiful furniture fixes. Drapery, and specifically lined and interlined drapery, absorbs sound in a way nothing else in the room can.

2. Lining weight matters more than fabric weight. An interlined panel absorbs significantly more sound than an unlined one in the same fabric. Specify interlining on restaurant drapery as a standard, not an upgrade.

3. Coverage is the variable. A single drapery panel on one wall does less acoustic work than panels on two or three walls. In a chef-driven concept where the room is the experience, full coverage is worth the conversation with the client.

4. The soft layer is also the design layer. The acoustic argument makes the budget conversation easier. The drapery isn't just beautiful. It's functional infrastructure for the guest experience.

Restaurant and F&B designers, see more of our hospitality work ➡️ vitaliainc.com/hospitality-portfolio

08/26/2026

A sliding glass door and a fireplace wall don't usually get styled to match.

In this Main Line living room, we built a shared system: stationary drapery panels in the same green trellis print on both walls, and an inverted box pleat valance mounted on a fabric-covered board with blackout lining and a decorative cord trim along the bottom edge. Behind it all, classic blinds still handle the everyday work of privacy and light control. Grateful to collaborate with Joe Berkowitz of JAB Design Group on this one.

Designers, how are you layering treatments when a room has more than one kind of window to solve for?

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: JAB Design Group

08/20/2026

Hospitality Project Notes — No. 02.

Amenity lobby, stationary drapery on recessed ceiling tracks, 210 South 12th Street.

In partnership with Milestone Purchasing. Midtown Village, Philadelphia. Architecture by RSHP, the firm founded by Pritzker Prize winner Richard Rogers.

On paper, this one looked simple: stationary panels, ceiling-mount rods. In practice, the rods needed to recess into the ceiling so the track disappears and the panels read as if they're floating. That meant cutting a channel directly into the ceiling, measured and scored by hand before a single cut was made, with the entire lobby tarped first to keep dust off finishes that couldn't be touched.

Our lead installer, Lenny Burkhardt, did the cutting, the hanging, and the dressing himself. Precise work in a space that couldn't afford a mistake.

See more of our hospitality work ➡️ vitaliainc.com/hospitality-portfolio

210 South 12th

08/18/2026

We used to call them wins and losses. We learned quickly that it is never a loss. It is always a lesson.

Every Tuesday our team gathers, and every week we make a point to find the wins in every corner of the business, including the ones that do not always get the spotlight.

This is Trish. She is the engine behind how our process runs The emails, the orders, the scheduling, the coordination that happens entirely behind the scenes so that every installation goes exactly as it should.

Essential. Vital. Irreplaceable.

Video by Lindsay Dowrick | Video Content Production | Philadelphia📍

08/17/2026

An arch changes the math.

This one measured just over 96 inches at its tallest point, 64 inches across, arch included. Get the return wrong by half an inch and the whole room reads off before you can say why.

This guest suite is one room in a much larger whole home project with . It was not the only arched window on the job. Every one of them asked the same question in a different way.

We fabricated and installed lined drapery built to the exact geometry of this window, since the math only gets you the fit. The artistry is what happens once the panels are actually hanging in the room.

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: Stephanie Kraus Designs, LLC

08/14/2026

One of my favorite projects this summer was a custom cornice that gave us a real puzzle to solve.

Slanted ceilings and a roller shade and draperies underneath meant we needed an exact template before fabrication could even start. Once it was built in our Bucks County Atelier, there was only one way to get it into the 4th-floor bedroom in Ocean City, NJ. Lenny, a rope, and a carefully executed hoist. Whatever it takes to get the job done right, and with Lenny, that's never in question.

Grateful to collaborate with Michele Plachter Design on projects where the path isn't straightforward, and to have a team that never shies away from a challenge. Not a bad place to spend a workday either.

Experience the Vitalia Inc. difference.

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

08/12/2026

Some of our favorite projects come with more than a finished room. ✨

This whole-home collaboration with Liz Walton Home started in this foyer with custom bench cushions. From there, we fabricated drapery, Roman shades, more bench cushions, and pillows throughout the home. Each piece was tailored to the room it lives in, but working together as one cohesive whole.

A couple of years ago, Liz and her team came out to our atelier for a Lunch & Learn. We talked fabric, process, the realities of custom work. Afterward, she sent us a note. We still have it.

Since then, we've collaborated with Liz on project after project. That's the part of this work that doesn't always make it into a photo. The window treatments were just the first reason we got to know each other. The relationship we've built and the happy clients along the way are the reason we keep doing this.

Tag a designer ready for a partnership like this one.

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: Liz Walton Home
Photography: Rebecca McAlpin

08/07/2026

Partway into installing this arched cornice board trio, part of a phased Malvern new-build we've been collaborating on with AKD Interiors, our team caught something a rendering can't always show you. The design wasn't blocking the light and hardware the way it needed to.

We stopped immediately and went back to the atelier. We'd rather get it right than move forward with something subpar.

This is where having an in-house team makes the difference. Our project managers, fabricators, and installers all know this project across every phase, not a rotating cast handing off pieces of the puzzle with no context. When everyone understands the whole picture, nothing slips through the cracks.

Window Treatments: Vitalia, Inc. Window Treatments
Interior Design: AKD Interiors

08/05/2026

Anybody can sew a drape. But can they do the complicated one, the nuanced style, the difficult site condition, the project where everything has to be in step with every other partner in the room? That's when designers call us.

In the luxury environment, time is the most valuable asset. We don't waste theirs, and they don't waste ours. We just get to work, and we put everything into it, every stitch, every seam, every conversation.

Heart and soul, every time. That's rare nowadays. And to us, that's real luxury.

Experience the Vitalia Inc. difference.

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Richboro, PA
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267.228.7378

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http://www.vitaliainc.com/

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