Enhance Your Décor with Creative Cornices for Window
Window cornices go at the top of your window. They are a hard topped window treatment that go along with blinds, shades, shutters, and drapes and crown your window treatments, hiding the top to make them look more attractive. Adding a cornice is one way to add luxury and style to your home. They can be a good fit for any room in your home, including your bedroom, living room, kitchen, or dining room.
At Divine Interiors Group in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, we can help you design and create incredible window cornices for your home. Consider the following ideas.
Simple Ideas to Enhance Your Décor
Traditional cornices are made using a simple wood box, sometimes covered in a fabric backing. They frame the top of your window treatments and can even go up to the ceiling, making it look like your drapery is falling from the ceiling. Curved cornices are among the most popular because they cover the sides and the front and add an eye-catching design element. You can scale the simple style up by:
- Choosing a wood box instead of fabric. Wood stains are clean and contemporary and add a natural element.
Formal Cornice for Windows Enhance Your Home
A formal cornice window can be an excellent touch for dining or living rooms. You can cut them to form any shape that would add intrigue. Some are still simple, playing on the standard box design but adding a scallop or rows. This gives it a modern edge, adds visual interest, and makes it more formal. Other formal window cornices:
- Use multiple colors and layers to create depth and pull in colors from around the room.
- Add shiny embellishments to create a pattern.
- Shape a modern cornice window with an arch, a curved arch, a skirted arch, or a step arch.
- Frame the view.
- Wrap around more than 1 wall.
- Coordinate with artwork, bedding, shades, or throw pillows to fill the room with color.
Combining Parkland® Wood Blinds with their corresponding Parkland® Wood Cornices elevates the look of your windows to a new level of sophistication. This pairing not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your modern home but also adds to the functional benefits of wood blinds. The cornices provide a neat cover for the mechanical elements of the blinds, while the wood blinds offer versatility in light control and privacy.
Parkland® Wood Blinds are made from 100% hardwood poplar or basswood that bring warmth and character to your interiors. These blinds are available in a variety of paint colors, stains, slat sizes, and textures, allowing for a high degree of customization to match any decor. The grains and natural color variations of the wood lend a unique, organic feel to your windows.
To enhance the aesthetic and sophistication of Parkland® Wood Blinds, Hunter Douglas offers matching Parkland® Wood Cornices. These cornices act as a decorative top treatment that conceals the headrail and mounting hardware of the blinds, creating a clean, polished look. Crafted from the same high-quality wood and available in complementary finishes, these cornices ensure a seamless visual transition from the window treatment to the room’s decor.
Key Features:
- Material: Made from the same premium hardwoods as the Parkland® Wood Blinds for a perfect match.
- Design: Available in a variety of styles and shapes to fit any window and interior style, from traditional to contemporary.
- Coordinated Finish: The finishes on the cornices are designed to match or complement the wood blinds, ensuring a cohesive and integrated appearance.
Add luxury and elegance to your home with eye-catching top treatments to coordinate with your Hunter Douglas window treatments. These can make your drapery, blinds, and window shades appear more dramatic and complete.
At Divine Interiors Group, we can help you style and create a modern window treatment that complements your interior design. We carry Hunter Douglas window treatments and offer interior design,home renovation, and staging services.
Begin designing your window cornices with the help of Divine Interiors Group by calling (941) 907-9759 or visiting our showroom. We proudly serve Lakewood Ranch, Sarasota, and Bradenton, Florida, and the surrounding areas. Contact us today!
