Hardware Concealment
Cover blind headrails, curtain rods, and other hardware when you want the top of the treatment concealed.
A valance's primary function is to cover up hardware, blind headrails & stack, curtain rods, or anything at the top of the window needing adornment. A valance gives a continuous look and feel to any window treatment. Valances can be used to coordinate your room design by adding color or pattern to the wall.



Cover blind headrails, curtain rods, and other hardware when you want the top of the treatment concealed.
Add fabric, pattern, or texture that connects the window with the rest of the room.
Repeat the same top treatment across multiple windows when the room needs visual continuity.
Optional lining for additional light filtering and privacy at the top of windows.
Cornices, pleated valances, swags, cascades, and other constructions can be sized around the treatment underneath them.

Structured upholstered valances that provide a clean, architectural look.

Soft folded valances inspired by Roman shades, with visible fabric folds and texture.

Tailored pleated valances that create crisp, uniform folds for a polished appearance.

Draped fabric with side cascades for rooms that call for a more decorative treatment.

Versatile valances including rod pocket, tab top, and flat styles.

Custom shapes and constructions can be planned around the window, fabric, and surrounding room.

Schedule your complimentary in-home window treatment design consultation today.





Window Fashions Northwest brings samples to your home, measures the windows, helps compare practical options in the room, and coordinates professional installation throughout the South Sound.