Pillows and Cornices Services in Durham, NC
Add personality and visual balance to your rooms with custom pillows and cornices designed to complement your existing décor. At Gotcha Covered of Durham and Chapel Hill, we help coordinate fabrics, patterns, textures, and finishing details to create accents that feel intentional rather than simply added to the room.
Custom pillows can introduce color and texture while tying together furniture, drapery, and other interior elements. Fabric-wrapped cornices provide another way to frame your windows with a structured, decorative detail that can enhance the overall proportions of the space.
A custom cornice can give a window a more architectural appearance while concealing mounting hardware and creating a defined transition above the treatment. Each piece can be fabricated according to the dimensions of the window and coordinated with the surrounding furnishings for a balanced finished look.
Our custom fabrication process also allows pillows and cornices to be developed as part of a larger window treatment design. If you are planning a complete custom treatment, explore our Drapery Workroom services for professional fabrication and detailed finishing. Coordinating these elements through a dedicated workroom helps maintain consistency in fabric, pattern, proportions, and craftsmanship across the project.
What are custom cornices?
Custom cornices are structured decorative window toppers designed to frame the upper portion of a window and can also conceal window treatment hardware.
Do you offer custom pillows and cornices in Durham, NC?
Yes. Gotcha Covered of Durham and Chapel Hill provides custom pillows and cornices designed around your interior style and window treatment needs.
Can pillows be made to coordinate with my window treatments?
Yes. Custom pillows can be created using complementary or matching fabrics, patterns, and textures to coordinate with drapery, shades, or other furnishings.
Can a cornice be customized to my window size?
Yes. Custom cornices are fabricated according to the dimensions and proportions of the window for a more precise finished appearance.