Curtains With Valances Attached
Buy the best curtains with valances attached selected and recommended by interior designers. By Mia Jones.
Once you have seen a curtain with a Valance, you can never look at another curtain again without it. To beautify and complement your curtains, maybe it's time to just replace them altogether with some of the curtains with valances we have in our collection. They are very well made and quite beautiful. Look in this collection for more.
Curtains With Valances Attached
Buying Guide
Mia Jones
Interior Design Expert
Mia is a freelance bathroom designer and writer with over a decade of professional experience. From space planning, cabinetry, storage solutions, and tile design to hardware and fixture selections, she knows a thing about creating baths that strike a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.
Although most people think of valances as outdated and old-fashioned, there are plenty of more up-to-date designs these days that can suit all sorts of home styles. Furthermore, there are an array of fabrics to choose from, such as lace for a vintage-esque look, silk for a luxurious appeal, and cotton for a cozy and welcoming setting.
When it comes to colors, prints, and patterns, the options are endless. There are floral, chinoiserie, ikat, geometric, and many more fabrics available. If you’re not sure which curtain with valances attached to get, consider buying a simple design with no more than two features. Valances with excessive details such as buttons, accent fabrics, and trims all combined together are quite hard to decorate with and are more likely to be outdated.
Although most curtain fabrics claim to be washable, it’s best to stick with dry-cleaning if you don’t want your valances and linings to shrink in the washing machine.
Of course, curtains with valances attached that include lace netting details, pinch pleats, fringed trims, and other intricate embellishments should only be dry-cleaned. To do so, remove the curtains from the rods and spray them with a specialized, dry-cleaning solution. This will remove the dirt without any shrinkage or color fading risk. Then, toss the curtains in a dry-cleaning machine and steam press to prevent wrinkles. If this cleaning process seems too laborious, you can easily get it done by professionals.
Remember to regularly dust your curtains with valances attached to keep them in tip-top condition. If you want to quickly remove dust without taking the curtains down, simply vacuum clean on a low setting with a soft brush attachment. For stains and hard-to-remove dirt, a handheld steam cleaner will get the job done.