French Country Curtain Ruffled CRAWFORD ALOE Kitchen Window VALANCE 180x35cm New

What finishes off your style of house better than curtains.... but what style???

This is a brand new in the packet VALANCE Curtain as shown

Superbly detailed 100% Cotton.... This style is sort of like HESSIAN or BURLAP

Valance 72 x 14 inches (180 x 35cm)

Inspired by a vintage cloth, the unique weave of this window collection creates a casual yet elegant look. Panels, valance and tiers are unlined and feature rough edge details and 3" rod pockets to be used on either classic or decorative rods. Dry clean or hand wash with cold water using a mild detergent, reshape, lay flat to dry or line dry.

There are many styles of curtains and we have just a few on offer, see below for the styles and their definitions -

VALANCE - This is just for the top of the window as shown on the left in a red check. It is one piece only and goes across the whole of the window. A valance is great for allowing a lot of light into the room and view, but just finishing off the top of the window.

TIER - This is like a cafe curtain, but the bottom half only. Usually put on the bottom half of the window, sometimes with a valance on the top or a swag. (shown to the left in a black and wihte check) It is in 2 pieces, so they can be pulled apart if necessary. Usually run on curtain wire or rod. They are also can be used instead of a valance for bigger windows.

SWAG - This is shown to the left in the checkered curtain, it goes down on each side and up in the middle. A swag is in 2 pieces and can be pulled apart, for really wide windows you can add it to each end of a valance to extend the look.

PANELS - These are long curtains that drop down each side. Come in a pair that are separated in the middle. Can be paired with a valance or tier on the same rod.

TAB TOP - This is where the the top of the curtain has tabs for the rod to run through instead of a pocket. Usually in the form of panels.

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