Top Treatments for Windows

Fabric Pelmets

Fabric Pelmets give your window a distinctive and professional affect that is both simple and cost effective.

Horizontal Fabric Pelmets serve two purposes:
– A beautiful shaped and finished pelmets enhance the look of windows.
– Pelmets can conceal a curtain track or alter the proportions of a window.

Pelmets can be simple and rectangular or they can be shaped in any pretty or decorating fashion you want. Often fabric curtains will dictate the shape of the Pelmet edge.

Wooden Pelmets

A simple box design looks good in a range of decorative styles, and adds impact to any room.

Pelmets are perfect for hiding a sagging curtain heading or a clumsy wooden batten used to secure the curtain track to the wall.

You can paint or stencil it so that colors or motifs flow round the room without interruption.

Standard Swag Top Treatment

Standard swag over 2 small panels of drapes.

The swag is constructed above the window to make the window appear longer and to obstruct as little incoming light as possible.

Traditional Swags

Casually gathered, these traditional swags and cascades are nevertheless formal.

A small center swag balances the outer ones in the starring treatment.

Stationary side panels are held back low.

Single swags are in scale with smaller windows.

The treatment appears to be continuous but it's just an illusion – each swag is constructed and attached separately.

Box Pleated Valance

A box-pleated valance, ever so slightly gathered and matching side panels, covers a pair of casement windows.

The spacing of the embroidered motifs determine the size of the pleats.

Tab Valance

Softly gathered valance adds a neat look to plain curtains and gives them a dressier finish.

A sill-length lace curtain enhances the light and airy feel of this dining area.

The wooden curtain pole, ivory valance and table accessories add natural warmth.