16 Door Trim Ideas to Instantly Dress Up Any Room (2024)

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  Butted Door Trim

  

  Add charm and character with butted door trim which consists of two boards on each side of the door and a wider, more detailed board at the top. Paint the trim a contrasting color to highlight its decorative nature and to visually elongate the walls.

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  Kerfed Edge Door Trim

  

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  For a simple, streamlined, and elegant look, opt for kerfed edges on the door trim. This style of trim works well in a minimalist interior or a space that's visually busy and doesn't need another overly ornate layer.

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  Matching Door and Window Trims

  

  Create contrast and infuse a room with personality by painting door and window trims in a matching statement paint color. Be intentional about the color choice and pull a color from wallpaper or a fun textile in the room for a cohesive design.

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  Mitered Door Trim

  

  Go classic with mitered door trim which uses three individual boards that meet at a 45-degree angle in the top two corners and provide a timeless look for modern and traditional spaces alike.

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  Stained Door Trim

  

  Instead of painting a door trim, embrace a natural aesthetic with exposed wood trim. Choose a stain that complements your furniture and interior style and extend the stain to surrounding window trim for continuity.

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  Arched Door Trim

  

  Take an interior from builder-grade to custom designed by swapping out traditional doors for arched doors. Emphasize the soft curved shape by painting the door and arched trim in a statement paint color.

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  Flat Door Trim

  

  Continue a modern and uncluttered aesthetic with flat door trim. Continue it on your home's exterior and pair it with minimalist house numbers, wall sconces, and hardware for some contemporary curb appeal.

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  Classic White Door Trim

  

  Use a crisp white paint color in a semi-gloss finish on your door trim for a classic yet versatile look. Continue the color and finish on window trim, baseboards, and crown molding to complete the timeless design.

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  Painted Door Trim in Color Drenched Room

  

  Color drench a room and paint not just the door and its trim but also the walls, window trim, baseboards, crown molding, and even the ceiling in the same dark and moody paint color. This will create a fully immersive experience and extra cozy space.

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  Transom Window and Door Trim

  

  Add an extra layer of visual interest to a transom window above a door with ornate door trim that has decorative corner molding. It's a beautiful way to visually frame the statement door and complement its unique design.

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  Black Door Trim

  

  Go for a bold statement with black door trim that packs a punch while remaining timeless. It works with every design style, from modern farmhouse to traditional, and looks best in a semi-gloss finish, but extra glamorous in a high-gloss sheen.

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  Wood Door Trim

  

  Set an inviting tone with wood door trim that brings in a natural warmth. To enhance its warm tones, pair it with aged brass hardware that dresses it up and adds a touch of shine.

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  Painted Door Trim and Paneling

  

  Paint door trim and decorative wall paneling the same color to create an interesting base to build upon with furniture, artwork, and decor. Continue the color onto other architectural features such as crown molding to draw the eyes up and visually extend the ceiling.

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  Craftsman-Style Door Trim

  

  Craftsman-style door trim is simple yet makes an impact—it consists of flat boards on the sides and a wider top board with an overhang. You can paint it white or a contrasting color, but the style of trim is best known for its natural wood look.

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  Wall Color That Extends to Door Trim

  

  Instead of matching trim to the door color, match it to the walls for seamless continuity. It looks chic and is especially striking when done in a light neutral such as beige or taupe and contrasted with a black paint color on the doors.

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  Contrasting Door and Trim Colors

  

  For a layered look, instead of a basic white door and trim, choose contrasting paint colors that instantly add personality. In an open space with multiple doors, continue the color scheme onto all the doors and trims for visual continuity and to tie the space together.