To the Trade: Your NYC Custom Drapery Workroom
Drapery, Roman shades, motorization and upholstery for interior designers, architects and hospitality teams, fabricated in our Manhattan workroom and installed by our own team.
Built for Design Professionals
NYC Drapery & Shades is a third-generation, family-owned workroom in Manhattan, serving New York since 1987. We work behind the scenes or alongside you with your clients, whichever the project calls for.
Interior designers and decorators
Architects and design firms
Luxury residential developers and builders
Hotel, restaurant and private-club design and procurement teams

What We Fabricate
Custom drapery: pinch pleat, Euro pleat, goblet, ripplefold and inverted box pleat, lined, interlined or sheer, fabricated in our Manhattan workroom. Drapery Workroom
Roman shades: flat, Aventura, cascade, double Roman, unconstructed and balloon styles. Roman Shades
Motorization: Lutron, Somfy and Hunter Douglas PowerView, integrated with your client's smart-home system. Motorized Shades
Upholstery: custom sofas, chairs, headboards and banquettes, plus reupholstery. Upholstery Workroom
COM and COL: we fabricate from customer's own material and upholster in customer's own leather. Material suitability, quantities and specifications are confirmed with you before fabrication.
Fabric samples and memos: available to our trade clients from Romo, Kravet, Lee Jofa, Zinc, Mark Alexander and other fabric houses we work with.
Hospitality: drapery and upholstery for hotels, restaurants and private clubs. Commercial & Hospitality

Why Designers Work With Us
A third-generation family workroom. Serving New York from Manhattan since 1987.
Made in-house. Drapery and Roman shades are cut, sewn and finished in our own workroom at 46 West 21st Street.
Fluent in New York buildings. We coordinate with co-op and condominium management, follow building requirements and carry full insurance.
One partner for the whole room. Drapery, shades, motorization and upholstery from one team, so fabrics, finishes and schedules stay aligned.
Trusted on hospitality projects. Our drapery work includes Cipriani 42nd Street and the spa at Casa Cipriani.

How a Trade Project Works
1. Consultation. We review drawings, specifications and fabric selections with you, in our showroom or on site.
2. Site measure. Our team measures every window and checks mounting conditions, stack-back and power for motorization.
3. Specification and quote. You receive a detailed written quote by room and treatment. Trade pricing is discussed on a project-by-project basis.
4. Fabrication. Your order is made in our Manhattan workroom, with COM and COL quantities confirmed before cutting.
5. Installation. Our installers hang, dress and program each treatment, coordinating access with the building.
Trade Questions
Who is eligible for a trade account?
Interior designers, decorators, architects, builders, developers, and hospitality design or procurement teams working on residential or commercial projects.
What do I need to apply?
Just the application below. We may ask for a resale certificate or business details before your first order.
How does trade pricing work?
Trade pricing is discussed on a project-by-project basis.
Do you work with COM and COL?
Yes. We fabricate from customer's own material and upholster in customer's own leather. We confirm material suitability, quantities and specifications with you before fabrication.
Do you provide fabric samples?
Yes. Fabric samples and memos are available to our trade clients.
What kinds of projects do you take on?
Single rooms through whole residences, plus hotels, restaurants and private clubs: drapery, Roman shades, motorized treatments and upholstery.
Where do you work?
Throughout New York City, plus Westchester, Greenwich and Darien in Connecticut, the Hamptons and Northern New Jersey.
Can I bring clients to the showroom?
Yes. Designers are welcome to visit our showroom at 46 West 21st Street with clients to review fabrics and hardware in person.
Apply for a Trade Account
Tell us about your firm and your current project. Trade pricing is discussed on a project-by-project basis.