Top Treatments
Window Top Treatment Styles:
Relatively small in size, valances, cornices and swags pack a big decorative punch. Use them alone or combine them with shades or blinds for privacy and light control. Pair them with operative or fixed draperies for a more luxurious look.
Originally designed to conceal window treatment hardware, valances are now used to visually unite windows and doors of different shapes and sizes and to enhance the decor of a room.
The style of a valance is also important. Gathered styles have a romantic or casual appearance. Flat panels look tailored and neat and require the least amount of fabric. Formally swagged, draped, or box pleated versions look good in formal or traditional interiors. Choose the look that best fits your décor.
Christopher James Interiors can help you with your window top treatments and assist you in choosing the right fabrics, trimmings and hardware for your windows. Contact us for your free in home consultation.
Window Top Treatments
More Top Treatment Styles
Cascade | Scalloped Pinched Bells |Scalloped Pinched Bells Top | Scalloped Ties | Imperial w/ stacked jabots | Bordeaux | Summerhouse | Louis XV | Charleston | Morland | Karmen | Buttons and Bells | Shaped Flat | Soft Dip |Inverted Box |Soft Dip w/ Cuff |Carolina | Morracon | Delaine
Scalloped Pelmets | Button down tab top | Cross Over Jabot | Imperial | Eleanor | Double Layer buttoned | Brooklyn |Imperial Up Bell | Julia | Madelyn | Liberty | Jackson | Shawl |Kensington |Delaine | Half Tuxedo Pleat | Pelmet w leather belts | Rectangular panel w trim
Window Top Treatments offered by Orange County interior designer and interior design firm Christopher James Interiors
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