South Street Seaport NY Designer Window Blinds Supplier

CMI Interiors serves the South Street Seaport NY design and build community with wholesale designer window fashions. These consist of manual & motorized window Drapery & Hardware, Roman Shades, Roller Shades, Shutters & Wood Blinds, Grass Weave Shades, and Tableaux Tracery.

With Motorization and Lighting Control options, CMI offers a complete line of interior and exterior shading and light control products, including specialty treatments and controls for home and office automation. We are leading in this category with Lutron products and systems of motorized shades and blinds, drapery tracks, and more for South Street Seaport NYC area windows. We offer Lutron job site consulting and a professional measuring and installation service for the metropolitan area, including South Street Seaport!

CMI is a premier blinds supplier that works with artisans and technological innovators around the globe to curate materials and options to ensure each window fashion and lighting control project is tailored toward a personalized customer experience.

If you are in the South Street Seaport neighborhood looking for the leading Manhattan NYC blinds supplier and wholesale designer window shades trade source – please do not hesitate to give us a call: NY Phone 917-750-5761

About South Street Seaport NY

The South Street Seaport is a historic borough of Manhattan in New York City. It is a designated historic district and is distinct from the Financial District, which is its neighbor. Although the first pier in the area appeared around 1625, it wasn’t until the 19th century that it extended to South Street. The area features some of the oldest architecture in downtown Manhattan with the largest concentration of restored commercial buildings in the city. The South Street Seaport Museum was founded in 1967 as an educational and historic site. Though a lot has changed over the years, it remains a popular tourist attraction and shopping area. The South Street Seaport district runs along the East River in Manhattan.