Behind the Curtain: Whole-Home Window Treatments for Liz Walton Home

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A private residence in Malvern, PA.  Design by Liz Walton Home window treatments by Vitalia Inc.  For use by Liz Walton Home and Vitalia Inc only. Photos by:  Rebecca McAlpin
Schumacher’s Citrus Garden panels ground this Malvern, Pennsylvania living room. Interior Design by Liz Walton Home.

What keeps them calling is consistency. 

Every room comes back with the same level of care as the last one, whether it’s a single custom drapery panel or a complete whole-home window treatment package. Vitalia Inc. is a trade-only window treatment atelier based in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, building custom drapery, Roman shades, valances, and soft goods for interior designers, architects, and hospitality firms across Philadelphia, the Main Line, and nationally.

What Makes Us a Reliable Workroom Partner

Liz Walton Home is one of those designers, and the proof is in a whole-home collaboration we completed together in Malvern, Pennsylvania. Liz made the design calls and specified every fabric. We turned her selections into finished, installed custom window treatments and kept her in the loop at every step, from the day we cut the first pattern to the day our installer climbed a ladder to hang the last rod.


Different fabrics, different rooms, same fabrication standard throughout.

Every room in this house needed its own solution. A family room valance had to solve a completely different problem than a hallway panel, and a powder room shutter had nothing in common with a sheer drapery in the dining room. But the thread connecting every room is simpler than a matching fabric or a repeated silhouette. 

Every piece was built to Liz’s specifications for that room, and that room alone, and installed to the same standard, so the finished house reads as one project instead of a stack of separate orders. That kind of consistency is what makes a whole-home project feel just as manageable as a single window.

“They are incredibly organized,” Liz says. “It makes this complex part of a project feel like hitting the easy button.” Beyond the paperwork, what keeps her calling is the relationship we’ve built with her over years of projects. Liz isn’t ordering from a vendor. She’s calling a team she trusts to get it right, project after project.

Solving Fabrication Challenges

The family room is where the first real challenge showed up. A double window, a triple window, and a door all needed relaxed mock roman valances that would read as one continuous line, and one of those windows had a structural beam crossing right where the cutout needed to go.

A private residence in Malvern, PA.  Design by Liz Walton Home window treatments by Vitalia Inc.  For use by Liz Walton Home and Vitalia Inc only. Photos by:  Rebecca McAlpin
The family room’s relaxed mock roman valances, tailored around a ceiling beam.

We built the fabric-covered board with the cutout worked in from the start, wrapped it in Schumacher’s Tulum linen and cotton blend, and finished each valance with hand-tied ties in a contrast watermelon pink from Kasmir. Those same two fabrics reappear on a window seat cushion in the same room, railroaded so the pattern runs the right direction across eighty-four inches.

The living room got the boldest fabric in the house, Schumacher’s Citrus Garden print, a saturated pattern that repeats every thirty-two and a half inches vertically and fifty-two inches across the width. Eighteen yards went into three pairs of functional panels, and every length had to be cut and matched by hand before a single seam went in, so the lemons and greenery would line up at the same point across all six panels instead of jumping at every seam.

Two people work in a fabric workshop. One person kneels on a table, stretching to measure floral fabric, while another sits, sewing. The bright room, filled with shelves of fabric rolls, tools, and sewing machines, suggests the creative hub where window treatments for spaces like those designed by Liz Walton Home might begin their journey.
Boris in the workroom, doing whatever it takes to get the repeat right.

That kind of matching is slow work, done by eye, one repeat at a time. Skip it, and the eye catches the seam before it catches anything else in the room. It’s the kind of detail Liz doesn’t have to ask about when she works with our team of skilled artisans. She already knows we’ll catch it.

The same precision follows the panels out of the workroom. Our installers check every measurement against the original spec before they hang a single rod, and they don’t leave a room until every fold falls exactly right.

Three tall windows with white trim are covered by floor-length, floral-patterned curtains featuring green, yellow, and gray accents—an elegant example of thoughtful window treatments. The room has beige walls, hardwood floors, and white crown molding, with trees visible through the windows at dusk.
Citrus Garden panels hung and dressed on installation day, ahead of final styling.

Partner with Our Trade-Only Window Treatment Workroom

“If there is ever an issue, they deal with it head on, in the most professional manner possible,” Liz says, who adds she never has to worry about quality when she partners with the Vitalia Inc. team. She knows she’ll always get the same dedicated team and white-glove process, every time.

If you’re managing a whole-home design and the window treatment execution, from fabrication through installation, could use a more reliable partner, we’d love to be part of the conversation.

We work with interior designers across the country, and we’re selective about the projects we take on. What we bring to the partnership is precision fabrication, real knowledge of how custom soft goods hold up in a finished home, hands-on experience with automated window treatment systems, and a process that protects your design and your reputation with the client. We also keep a close eye on where soft architecture trends are headed, from hardware finishes to new silhouettes, so the work we hand back always feels current.

If that sounds like a fit, we’d love to connect.

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