I am creating custom winforms designer. I use label, textbox, combobox, listbox, button and checkbox on the designer. I don’t want to show all their properties on PropertyGrid, so I created a custom attribute and set the grid to show only properties marked with that.

propertyGrid1.BrowsableAttributes = new AttributeCollection(
    new MyAttribute()
);

Problem is, that now i have to create exactly same code for each of the controls. I have own wrapper class for every control i need, derived from the existing control.

class MyButton : Button
{
    [MyAttribute]
    [Category("Common properties")]
    public new string Name { get { return base.Name; } set { base.Name = value; } }
}
class MyLabel : Label
{
    [MyAttribute]
    [Category("Common properties")]
    public new string Name { get { return base.Name; } set { base.Name = value; } }
}
...

I have currently 7 properties from every control, that i always need to show.

The question:

Is there a pattern that i can use to have just one class that has those properties and “inject” those somehow, instead of copy pasting same code for all the controls? I only have 6-8 controls, but i dislike the idea of having exactly same code written in many places.

Should I somehow find the properties I need and add my custom attribute ( and category ) to those at runtime? That would be “bit” hacky, but could work?

Using interface: I would still have to implement it, thus resulting same amount of code.
I can’t use generics: I am using original controls as base, because designer code handles them out of the box nicely and using generics causes a mess and lots of customization.