Valances For Large Windows

258 Ideas by Peyton Robinson

Valances for large windows should make a statement while still allowing the beautiful natural light to cascade in. Whether you’re on the hunt for contemporary valances for large picture windows that are crisp and modern or something more subdued and classic for a bedroom, our design experts have put together a list of the best options currently available.

Valances designed for wide windows. It is made of high quality fabric and decorated with sophisticated ornamentation. Elegant design for each home.

A wide window valance, to be used on a spacious window. It’s white, misty colour makes it great at stopping sunlight, yet doesn’t block all of it. This way, you’ll be able to enjoy a light, bright interior, and some shadow all at the same time.

With such a beautiful set of valances, your kitchen will be looking like it's pulled out straight from a fairytale. Quality material makes it fashionable and lasting, and you can throw it into your washing-machine.

Trellis 54" Window Valance

This lovely microfiber window valance is a great way to decorate windows. Beautifully decorated and made in soft neutral colors will be perfect for the kitchen window. Easy installation will grace any interior.

Erie Floral Scalloped 70" Window Valance

These curtain blinds are an excellent way to change the look of windows in any interior. Practically rolled blinds allow to darken the interior according to your needs. Attractive colors and design adorably decorate the interior.

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Erie Hydrangea Floral Tie-up 60" Window Valance

Retro Inspired Valances For Wide Windows

Scalloped Fabric Headboard

Amelie Toile Cotton Tie-Up 60" Window Valance

Light Beige Swag Style Large Window Valance

Floral Cotton Valances For Large Living Room Windows

Floral Cotton Scalloped 52" Window Valance in Cream/Blue/Green

Striped Living Room Valance Ideas For Large Windows

Caulder Plaid Cotton Ruffled Window Valance

Floral Scalloped 60.00'' Window Valance

Jakarta Geometric Tailored 50'' W Window Valance

Captivatingvalances for wide windows is a beautiful way to the attractive and functional interior. Beautiful colors and excellent quality materials allow you to create a unique window design that takes on a unique style.

Tropical 54" Window Valance

Sheer Embroidered Valance

Kingston Thermaweave 52" Window Valance

Solid Poplin Scalloped Valance

Mancheer Plaid Cotton Scalloped Window Valance

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Peyton Robinson Interior Design Expert

Peyton is a New York–based interior designer with an extensive background in creating pet-friendly homes that still look refined and cohesive. Drawing on many years of residential and commercial work, she integrates feeding stations, crate furniture, and other practical pieces seamlessly into carefully planned rooms so readers can keep animals comfortable without sacrificing a calm, stylish home.

When a window is too wide for a standard set of drapes, or when the drapes are very plain, your window can sometimes need an additional treatment to bring it all together. Connect those too narrow drapes or even drapes that fit together with valances.

What is a valance?

A valance is a decorative drape or small curtain placed at the top of a window. Valances can range from a gauzy drape to a specially cut and mounted piece of fabric with lace, fringe or other decorations. They can be narrow or wide, depending upon ceiling height and your personal taste.

What types of valances are there?

Gauzy Swag Drapes

Dress up your window with a swathe of gauzy fabric that might complement, match or contrast with your drapes. Caught up at the corners like a fairytale princess gown or like the heavy bunting used to decorate platforms for speeches, swag drapes are easy to install and easy to take down for cleaning. For a little extra, use the braided cord in a coordinated color to catch up the corners.

Simple Gathered Valance

If you make your own curtains, or even if you purchase them, it is easy to create a gathered valance. You will need a metal curtain rod – the old-fashioned kind that are shaped like a bracket, and that have a continuous smooth surface, and a length of cloth or the cut-off bottom of a too-long curtain. Hem the cloth, and sew a piece of fabric wide enough for the rod to thread through it to the back of the curtain, leaving both ends open. Slide the fabric onto the rod, leaving only enough rod exposed to settle it onto the wall clamps. Some curtain sets come with a valance ready-made for this.

Hanging Loops Valance

This is much the same principle as the simple gathered valance, but instead of placing a piece of fabric on the back of the valance, loops made of cloth or cord are added to the top of the valance. It can then be threaded onto almost any sort of curtain rod, including the really fancy ones with the decorative ends.

Simple Box Valance

This works similarly to the Simple Gathered Valance. A piece of fabric is sewn to the back of the valance through which the basic curtain rod can be threaded. The big difference is that the fabric is the same length as the curtain rod so that it hangs smoothly. This is an excellent choice where the fabric design is such that you want to feature it.

Flouncy and Fringy

Sometimes you just want a valance to be really fancy. That is where a valance that’s both swag and is decorated with fringes or lace comes in. You can create miniature swags along the curtain rod to emphasize a jagged bottom edge. The trim might also emphasize the jagged shape by being lower or deeper at the lowest points of the edge.