What is a box valance called?
By Mia Lopez
What is a box valance called?
A cornice is a box-like wooden valance typically crafted from plywood, then covered with paint, wallpaper, or fabric and mounted to the wall above the window. Other cornices are carved from attractive wood and then stained to look good without needing paint or fabric coverings.
What is valance and swag?
So, what is the difference between a valance and a swag? A valance is simply a term that represents a top window treatment. A swag is a part of a valance. It’s a piece of fabric that’s usually pleated or gathered to create a half-circle shape. Some swags can also be flat.
What are the different styles of valances?
A scalloped valance (or pair of scalloped valances) where the outer edges turn inwards toward the window frame, creating a wrap-around look. A rod pocket valance that alternates draping swags and bell-shaped projections; it usually has decorative bottom trim. A valance with scalloped edges and a layered look.
What is a board mounted valance?
Board mounted valances come in a wide variety of styles. They have the ability to feature certain fabric motifs, add shape to a hem and real drama to a room. Board mounted valances can be used alone or as an over treatment to formalize a space. Different styles have softly gathered swags or tailored pleats.
What is a curtain box?
A box like this completely covers the top of the curtain, enclosing it in a wooden box that conceals all hardware, curtain rods, loops or hooks. In winter the solid panel top blocks rising heat from being pulled back down through the cold window.
What is a window curtain?
Curtain. Curtains are a form of window treatment, and complete the overall appearance of the house. Window treatment helps control the ambiance and flow of natural light into the room. The effect of drapery or curtains is best seen in daylight, and with proper indoor light positioning, can look attractive even at night.
