Valance ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Valance ( noun )

A short piece of decorative fabric hung along the top edge of a window to conceal the curtain rods or tracks.

Origin:

Mid 18th century: from french valance, from old french avaler "to lower", from latin valere "be strong". .

Examples:

1. The valance added a touch of elegance to the room.
2. She used a valance to conceal the curtain rods and add privacy to the room.
3. The valance was made from a matching fabric to the curtains.
4. Valances are a popular choice for window treatments in bedrooms.
5. Valances can be used alone or in combination with other window treatments such as curtains.

(As a verb)

Valance ( verb )

A short piece of decorative fabric hung along the top edge of a window to conceal the curtain rods or tracks.

Origin:

Mid 18th century: from french valance, from old french avaler "to lower", from latin valere "be strong". .

Examples:

1. The valance added a touch of elegance to the room.
2. She used a valance to conceal the curtain rods and add privacy to the room.
3. The valance was made from a matching fabric to the curtains.
4. Valances are a popular choice for window treatments in bedrooms.
5. Valances can be used alone or in combination with other window treatments such as curtains.