LIVING ROOM DECORATION

Tile trims can be a great way to enhance the look of your living room by providing a clean and finished edge to tile installations. Here are some ideas and tips for using tile trim in living room decoration:
1. Accent Walls
Border Trim: Use tile trim to create a defined border around an accent wall. This adds a polished look and helps to frame the area, making the accent wall stand out.
Contrasting Colors: Choose a trim color that contrasts with your tiles to make the trim pop, or go for a matching color for a more subtle effect.
2. Fireplace Surrounds
Edge Protection: Tile trim around a fireplace can protect the edges of your tiles and add a stylish finish. Metallic trims (like brushed nickel or brass) can add a touch of elegance.
Frame the Fireplace: Use tile trim to frame the fireplace surround, creating a focal point in the living room.
3. Floor Transitions
Seamless Transition: Use tile trim where the tile meets other flooring materials, like hardwood or carpet, to ensure a smooth and clean transition.
Threshold Trims: Install a threshold trim between rooms or different flooring types to enhance the aesthetic while providing durability.
4. Baseboards and Chair Rails
Tile Baseboards: Consider using tile trim as baseboards for a unique and durable option, especially if you have tile flooring. This can create a cohesive look.
Chair Rail Accents: Install tile trim as a chair rail to add a decorative element to the walls. This can be particularly effective in separating two different wall treatments (like paint and wallpaper).
5. Shelves and Niches
Niche Edging: Use tile trim to finish the edges of wall niches or built-in shelves. This not only protects the edges but also adds a decorative touch.
Shelf Edging: If you have tiled shelves, trim can provide a smooth, rounded edge that is both functional and attractive.
6. Window and Door Frames
Trim Around Windows: Tile trim can be used around window frames, especially if the window is surrounded by tile (like in a tiled living room with large windows).
Doorway Trims: Consider using tile trim around doorways, especially in open-plan living spaces where transitions are key.
7. Decorative Insets
Mosaic Insets: Use tile trim to frame mosaic or patterned tile insets on your living room walls or floors. This adds a decorative element and makes the design look intentional and finished.

By using tile trim thoughtfully, you can add elegance, protect your tile edges, and create a polished, cohesive look in your living room.