A workroom
for the trade.

Window Modes is a fabrication workroom in New York's Hudson Valley. We make shading systems for architects, designers, dealers, and AV Integrators— Blindspace recessed pockets, drapery track, motorized roller shades, Roman shade motorization, and the brackets and channels that make a non-standard condition work. We do not sell to homeowners. We are not a showroom. We are the people who build the parts.
Minimalist room with a wooden table, white chair, bed, and large windows with white roller shades.

Workroom,
not factory.

Window Modes has been fabricating in the Hudson Valley for decades. Independently owned. The same workroom, the same trade, four-plus decades in.
What that means in practice: every project gets eyes on it before it ships. Orders are not numbers in a queue of five thousand. The fabricator who built your drapery track last month is likely the one building it this month. Lead times stay short because the inventory is deep — fabric, hardware, motor stock, bracket extrusions — and the workroom is sized to draw on it without delay.
Large company capabilities. Small company values. Or, as we put it on the workroom floor — a workroom, not a factory.
A workroom means your project is being managed by people who can pick up the phone.
Dining room with wooden table, six white chairs, a vase with green foliage, and a rustic sliding barn door.

In the news.

2025

Somfy Expert Dealer Spotlight

A conversation with Somfy on how Window Modes works with dealers, motorization training, and the role of education in trade fabrication.
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Trade shows.

We attend the trade shows where the trade is.
UPCOMING

AIA 2026

National Convention. Window Modes is presenting Blindspace and the fabrication offering at the 2026 AIA National Convention. 
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The workroom is open for trade business.

If you are a trade professional and want to talk to us about a project, a fabrication question, or becoming a Window Modes dealer.
Minimalist room with floor-to-ceiling windows, beige lounge chair, small glass table, and gray curtains.