Curtains With Valance Attached
Buy the best curtains with valance attached selected and recommended by interior designers. By Peyton Robinson.
Often seen in kitchens and now becoming more common throughout the rest of the home, drapes with attached valances are a decorative way to shield your home from the intense sunlight outside. The valences accent the drapery beautifully and you will never want drapes without valances after you see how these complements your home decor. See collection for more.
Curtains With Valance Attached
Buying Guide
Peyton Robinson
Interior Design Expert
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When it comes to hanging curtains with a valance, you'll need to mount your curtains first. Next, you'll select your valance style, be it a board mounted or pole mounted valance, and you'll need to keep the heading and pleat style in mind as you continue.
Lastly, match your valance to your curtain and ensure that it complements each other well.
Alternatively, if you'd like an all-in-one solution, opt for drapes with attached valance and take the hassle out of hanging your drapes.
While drapes with a valance are traditionally seen in kitchens and living rooms, these classic designs are now becoming more common throughout the entire home. A valance is designed to hide hardware and curtain rods, so drapes with a valance can be an excellent option for adding refinement to a den, home office, or dining area.
Perfect for bedrooms and living rooms that require complete window coverage, drapes with an attached valance are great for blocking out light from the street.
These curtain designs complement a traditional-style home and work beautifully with antique-style furnishings, ornaments, and decor. However, you can also find drapes with a box-style valance that give a more modern aesthetic, making them suitable for contemporary homes.