Cornice boards offer a tailored, architectural finish at the top of a window, adding structure and polish to any treatment. Typically upholstered in fabric or finished in wood, they conceal hardware while introducing a clean, defined line that enhances the overall design. Cornice boards can be used on their own or paired with drapery or shades for a more layered look, making them a versatile choice for both traditional and contemporary interiors. Thoughtfully designed to complement your space, they bring a refined, custom feel that completes the window beautifully
Cornice boards offer a tailored, architectural finish at the top of a window, adding structure and polish to any treatment. Typically upholstered in fabric or finished in wood, they conceal hardware while introducing a clean, defined line that enhances the overall design. Cornice boards can be used on their own or paired with drapery or shades for a more layered look, making them a versatile choice for both traditional and contemporary interiors. Thoughtfully designed to complement your space, they bring a refined, custom feel that completes the window beautifully
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