Cornice Boards

To give your home or business a neat and finished look, Blinds ‘n’ More recommends cornice boards to cover window treatment hardware. Cornice boards are fitted to the top of the window (a window generally treated with wood blinds, faux wood blinds, vertical blinds, motorized blinds, composite blinds, vinyl blinds, roman shades, woven wood or bamboo shades, cellular or pleated shades, solar shades, roller shades, or sheer shades) to hide the sometimes aesthetically displeasing or eye catching hardware of the window treatment mechanisms. Blinds ‘n’ More offers cornice boards to complete any look in your home. At Blinds ‘n’ More there is a large selection of materials and styles for your cornice boards. Cornice boards can be made with a diverse fabric covering, ornate designs for a rich elegant look, wood or other natural looking materials to keep the bright feel of a room, or a simple blendable neutral color and material to suit any room and not draw attention away from other accent pieces. In order to add an accent piece to your home or business, a touch of color, or to simply hide the mechanisms of your wood blinds, faux wood blinds, vertical blinds, motorized blinds, composite blinds, vinyl blinds, roman shades, woven wood or bamboo shades, cellular or pleated shades, solar shades, roller shades, or sheer shades Blinds ‘n’ More recommends exploring the option of cornice boards when looking for window treatments. Cornice boards can be either a simple thin covering over the mechanisms of your window treatments, or a thicker more noticeable covering that may be better suited to a room in your home or business as a splash of color or an ornately designed accent piece to add a novelty to your home or business. Blinds ‘n’ More offers cornice boards to hide the mechanisms of your wood blinds, faux wood blinds, vertical blinds, motorized blinds, composite blinds, vinyl blinds, roman shades, woven wood or bamboo shades, cellular or pleated shades, solar shades, roller shades, or sheer shades and to add depth or color to your home or business. An easy way to add character, accent, depth, or just make your home or business look tidier and more finished is to install cornice boards at the top of your windows above the mechanisms of your wood blinds, faux wood blinds, vertical blinds, motorized blinds, composite blinds, vinyl blinds, roman shades, woven wood or bamboo shades, cellular or pleated shades, solar shades, roller shades, or sheer shades. 

Cornice Boards are a versatile option that instantly add color, depth, and designer flair to any window treatment, and also hide all treatment hardware.