Bay Balloon Valence

This balloon valence fits into a bay window area. It has contrast pleats and a contrast cording along the top finish the treatment

Relaxed Roman

This bay has a relaxed roman shade with contrast banding. The center two shades are actually on one pully so they can be pulled up together.

Gathered Swag

This layered look works well on a bay window. The Roman shades provide privacy and the valence and panels provide the color needed to frame the window.

Pinch Pleated Panels On a Bay

With the hidden rods, these pinch pleated panels just frame the windows.

Swagged Valance

The contrast panel on this valance adds depth and dimension to the swags.

Mock Cornice

We followed the fabric's design to get the shaped hemline on this mock cornice. The tassels at each scallop add interest.

Inverted Pleat Valance

The toile scene is highlighted in this simple valance. The contrast border defines and completes the window treatment.

Swags Over Panels

The custom wrought-iron rod follows the bay to allow the panels to frame the windows without covering them. The swags add visual interest to the panels.

Bell-style valance

This simple valance style works great with a toile or other scened fabric because the scene is the center point of each scalloped section.

Straight Continental Valance

The straight hemline of the valance is good over French doors so that the doors can open without disturbing the valance. The fringe on the hemline adds depth.