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Behind the Curtain

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Our blog provides a rare glimpse “Behind the Curtain” of our European atelier, showcasing how we blend craftsmanship with creative vision, from fabric selection to installation.

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Behind the Curtain: BDNY 2025 with Vitalia Inc., Camia Brown Interiors, and P/Kaufmann

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The Art of Layering: Creating Depth in Luxury Interior Design with Custom Window Treatments

A cozy hotel room with a large bed, white linens, and brown velvet headboard. Custom window treatments frame large windows that reveal trees and tall city buildings, enhancing the luxury interior design of this inviting space.

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Challenging Windows? Why Luxury Designers Trust Vitalia Inc. for Custom Window Treatments in Philadelphia & Beyond

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Behind the Curtain: The Vitalia Inc. Approach to Luxury Window Treatments

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Welcome to the new Vitalia Inc Studio & Workroom

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Progress at 67 Almshouse

A modern, minimalist room at 67 Almshouse features two white, textured armchairs with gold frames, a round glass coffee table with a gold base, and a cowhide rug on a wooden floor. Progress is reflected in the faint glimpse of an identical room through the windows. A sputnik-style chandelier hangs from the ceiling.

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67 Almshouse: In the Home Stretch

A room at 67 Almshouse is under renovation with gray walls and wood flooring. Construction materials and tools, including a dolly, saw, and power cord, are scattered across the floor. Two windows allow natural light in as one person is visible in the background working on the flooring, nearing the home stretch.

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67 Almshouse Update: Closer to moving in

At 67 Almshouse, a house under construction features a newly poured concrete front staircase leading to a doorway in the unfinished facade. Wooden and plastic barriers surround the area, and construction materials like cinder blocks, wooden boards, and gravel are scattered around the site.

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67 Almshouse: The Future Home of Vitalia Inc

A partially constructed building interior at 67 Almshouse reveals exposed wooden framing and ceiling beams. The plywood flooring and visible insulation in the walls promise a future home. Tools, ladders, and construction materials are scattered throughout, while bright working lights hang from the ceiling beams.

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