 Ascot ValanceTriangular valances that are hung in multiples to create a zigzagging contour along the bottom edges.
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 - Austrian Valance
- A rod pocket valance with sewn folds that, when shirred on a rod, form bell-shaped projections; the outer edges usually taper down slightly on either side.
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 Blouson ValanceA puffy, "blousy" topper formed from one big fabric loop; you can create a fuller look by stuffing the inside of this loop with tissue paper.
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Box Pleat Valance A rectangular topper with three double-folds of fabric; a double fold is formed by creasing two lengths of fabric in opposite directions.
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 Butterfly Style Valance A topper with a stationary center pouf and flowing sides created by a cinch in the back.
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 Contour ValanceA valance with a shaped bottom edge.
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 Cornice Valance A window topper that comes in a set of three: two side pieces that slide onto a rod in front and one top piece that slides onto a second rod in the back.
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 Duchess Valance A scalloped valance (or pair of scalloped valances) where the outer edges turn inwards toward the window frame, creating a wrap-around look.
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 Empire Valance A rod pocket valance that alternates draping swags and bell-shaped projections; it usually has decorative bottom trim.
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 Fairfield Valance A valance with scalloped edges and a layered look.
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 Fan Swag Valance A window topper with a tie in the center, which creates a fan shape near the bottom; it is generally hung in multiples.
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 Flounce Valance A full-bodied valance with gathered folds of fabric; it can form a V shape, a U shape, or a rectangle.
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 Insert Valance (Filler Valance) A small valance, usually shorter in width, that is placed between swags on a wider window.
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 Layered Valance An all-in-one window topper that has the look of individual valances on one rod.
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 Patriot Valance A window topper with fabric ascots that, when shirred on a rod, create a series of bell-shaped projections; it usually has ruffle or tassel trim.
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 Petticoat Valance A fitted, shaped valance meant to go on a continental rod; may or may not have two layers of fabric in differing yet complementary patterns.
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 Prairie Curtains Two gathered valances that taper down to single points on either side of a window.
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 Regent Swag Valance A window topper with rounded scoop swags and ascot flaps that form a rod pocket.
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 Scalloped Valance A window topper with a decorative border that creates a series of curves along the bottom edge.
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 Scarf Valance A long piece of fabric designed to drape across a window in any fashion.
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 Swag Valance Pair A pair of angled valances; can be used alone or with insert valances in between.
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 Tailored Valance A standard rectangular valance that can be used alone or paired with swags.
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 Tie Up Valance A one-piece window topper with a fabric layer drawn up by two ties.
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 Toga Swag Valance A valance with pointed, low-scoop swags and ascot flaps that form rod pockets.
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 Tuck Valance A window topper with tucked-in pleats that form balloon-like poufs, when hung on a curtain rod.
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 Victory Valance A topper formed by fabric tabs that, when shirred on a rod, create a series of bell-shaped projections; the long outer edges taper downward to frame either side of the window.
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 Waterfall Valance A window topper that, when shirred on a rod, has a downward-flowing drape.
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