Valances

HPD window valances are available in Printed Cotton — 100% cotton twill with privacy lining, featuring bold prints including geometrics, ikat and batik-inspired designs, medallions, florals, and paisleys. All share the Pole Pocket with Hook Belt and Back Tabs header.

HPD printed cotton valances use the Pole Pocket with Hook Belt and Back Tabs header giving you three distinct hanging styles from one header.

Pole Pocket threads directly onto the rod through a 3-inch pocket for a soft, naturally gathered look. Fits rods up to 1.5 inches in diameter.

Back Tabs hang the valance for a clean, fixed ripple fold look without rings.

Hook Belt is a ribbon-like band sewn into the back that reinforces drapery pins. Attach pins and hang from rings or a traverse rod for a more formal, pleated finish. Curtain hook pins are not included but are available for purchase separately.

All three options use the same valance with no additional hardware required. Sold per valance.

A valance is a top-of-window treatment that hangs across the upper portion of the window to frame the view and add color and pattern without blocking natural light or the view.

Standalone: a valance works on its own in kitchens, dining rooms, and entryways where adding personality to the window is the goal without blocking light.

Layered over blinds or shades: the most popular use. Install a roller blind, cellular shade, or Roman shade underneath for privacy and light control, then add the valance above to soften the look and conceal the hardware and headrail.

Layered over curtain panels: install panels on a separate rod behind the valance for a fully dressed, layered window treatment. The valance adds a coordinating top detail that ties the window treatment together.

The privacy lining also reduces light entering from behind at the upper pane.

Valances suit kitchens, dining rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, and entryways where a decorative top treatment adds personality and a finished look without the commitment of full-length panels. Particularly popular in kitchens and dining rooms where panels would be impractical, and in rooms where a blind handles light control and the valance adds the decorative layer above. The printed cotton range suits farmhouse, bohemian, globally-inspired, and transitional interiors.