Cornices
Top Treatments are an excellent way to accent or contrast other textile window coverings, including draperies and shades. They also help to hide non-decorative hardware, thus highlighting the fabrics that surround the window opening. Even in their own right, Top treatments can have a stunning aesthetic effect, adding the elegance of any space with variety of options including, Valances, Cornices and Swags.
Perfect For:
- Layering with other window covering types
- Adding dimension and sophistication
- Creating a unified statement by tying other window treatments together
Statler
Features
- Classic straight across design
- Straight upholstered cornice
- Standard finished length of 18”
Savannah
Features
- Curved upward arch which swoop downward before upward points on each side
- Shaped upholstered Cornice
- Difference in finished lengths of approximately 4” between short and long points
Belvedere
Features
- Straight center to diagonal design down to returns
- Straight upholstered cornice
- Difference in finished lengths of approximately 3” between short and long points
Albany
Features
- Straight upholstered cornice with leveled design
- Difference in finished lengths of approximately 4” between short and long points
- Face and sides are padded and upholstered with fabric with a ¼" cording at the bottom.
Atlanta
Features
- Upward curved design with downward center point
- Shaped upholstered cornice
- Difference in finished lengths of approximately 3” between short and long points
Low Profile Belvedere
Features
- Straight center to diagonal design down to returns
- Straight unpadded cornice
- Short point finished length of 7” and long point of 10”
Low Profile Statler
Features
- Classic straight across design
- Straight unpadded cornice
- Standard finished length of 10”
Chateau
Features
- Intricate curved design
- Shaped upholstered Cornice
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Difference in finished lengths of approximately 5” between short and long points
Decatur
Features
- Intricate curved design with upward point in the center
- Shaped upholstered Cornice
- Difference in finished lengths of approximately 3” between short and long points
Florence
Features
- Centered arch shape design down to straight sides to returns
- Shaped upholstered Cornice
- Difference in finished lengths of approximately 10” between short and long points
Low Profile Savannah
Features
- Curved upward arch which swoop downward before upward points on each side
- Shaped unpadded Cornice
- Short point finished length of 6” and long point of 10”
Marietta
Features
- Intricate curved design with upward point in the center
- Shaped upholstered Cornice
- Difference in finished lengths of approximately 2” between short and long points
Richmond
Features
- Curved design with downward swoop in center with two upward points on each side
- Shaped upholstered Cornice
- Difference in finished lengths of approximately 4” between short and long points
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