20 Window Trim Ideas for a Beautiful View in Every Room Grid patterns, pretty colors, and unique shapes turn your windows into an unexpected focal point. Close Credit: Courtesy of Window World of Chattanooga While window trim may not seem like an architectural detail that has much of an impact on the overall design of your room, upgrading the frames, grids, and molding that came with your home can change the whole feel of your space. It also helps to make your windows a focal point, all the better to frame a pretty view. From intricate shapes to tone-on-tone color schemes that make your windows feel larger, rethinking your trim can make a big difference. Find inspiration for modern, traditional, and vintage spaces—plus many more—with the following window trim ideas. 10 Window Treatment Trends to Freshen Up Every Room in Your Home 01 of 20 Light Wood Credit: ArchiViz / GETTY IMAGES Natural wood trim on the frames and grids of these windows is a subtle contrast to the white trim and lower wall paneling, adding warmth that ties into the other wooden elements in the space. 02 of 20 Arch Elements Credit: Brian Wetzel Soaring ceilings in a contemporary living room let the pretty design of these arched windows stand out. Monochrome trim, walls, and detailing modernize the traditional molding style. 03 of 20 Simple and Chic Credit: Courtesy of Benjamin Moore Floor-to-ceiling windows are framed with wide, cream-colored trim finished with vertical and horizontal detailing. Using a light paint color complements the blue-gray walls and sets off the rich hues of the fabric curtains. 18 Window Treatment Ideas to Elevate Any Room in Your Home 04 of 20 Green Party Credit: Haywoodmade Interiors This living space is decorated with foliage-patterned paper that connects the room to the adjacent all-glass sunroom. Sage-colored trim coordinates with the paper while providing a soothing accent to the glass walls. 05 of 20 Coordinating Cabinets Credit: Laure Joliet The painted trim on the French doors and sliding window in this sunny kitchen matches the lower cabinets, adding color to the white walls while creating a cohesive finished look. 06 of 20 Tone on Tone Credit: Molly Culver Using the same rich blue tone for the walls and woodwork—a painting technique called color drenching—keeps this space soothing (but not dull). 07 of 20 Wide Woodwork Credit: Jacob Snavely In a jewel-box-sized space filled with color and pattern, simple white trim with a crisp, square silhouette makes the windows look larger—and doesn't compete with the rest of the décor. When to Choose Drapery, Curtains, or Blinds, According to Experts 08 of 20 Outer Edges Credit: Courtesy of Window World of Chattanooga Instead of the square grids common to many windows, these single panes are trimmed to create a larger center panel. The black edges contrast with the lighter walls and molding, calling attention to the view. 09 of 20 Rustic Wood Credit: Jon Lovette / GETTY IMAGES Oversized windows in this wood-paneled cabin are trimmed with pieces that match the walls, camouflaging the finish work and making the windows seem even larger. Cream-colored frames on the end window disappear into the landscape. The Right Way to Clean Windows for a Streak-Free Finish 10 of 20 A Slim Square Credit: Urbanology Designs, Mike Davello A narrow piece of wood around this kitchen window ties the architectural element into the rest of the space, matching the counter, cutting boards, and open shelving. 11 of 20 Added Detail Credit: Thomas Barwick / Getty Images The curves of this kitchen's statement range hood are mimicked in the oversized arched window, where detailing in the upper section adds vintage charm to the space. 12 of 20 High Contrast Credit: Amy Peltier/Mary Pat Collins Dramatic black trim surrounded by wide, white molding gives this cozy reading nook a sleek, modern aesthetic. Shopping 13 of 20 Shades of Gray Credit: vicnt / GETTY IMAGES The dark outlines on these oversized windows create an eye-catching frame for the views from this bright room. Using floor-to-ceiling curtains to cover the edge molding creates the illusion of a single wide window. 14 of 20 Classic White Credit: Jessica Antola For a classic home, divided light windows trimmed in white can't be beat. In this all-season porch, older windows create a traditional feel—but the all-white trim keeps it light and airy. (Note: when shopping for storm windows, opting for ones with black trim can add some chic contrast.) 15 of 20 Shape and Tone Credit: Sarah Stacey Interior Design/Avery Nicole Patterned wallpaper, wooden blinds, and a rich blue paint color highlight this small, rounded window in a slope-ceilinged bedroom. 16 of 20 Breezy Nook Credit: Wing Ho A good breakfast nook or dining area isn't complete without natural light flowing in. Here, wood trim pairs beautifully with the black-and-white design scheme, offering a tranquil view of the backyard area just beyond. 17 of 20 Contrasting Tile Credit: William Abranowicz Now you're cooking. In this kitchen, the dark window trim matches the drawers and cabinets, while simultaneously juxtaposing the white tile surrounding. So while the windows certainly let the light in, they add a bit of drama too. 18 of 20 Midcentury Modern Credit: Dana Gallagher The natural wood and linear furniture of midcentury modern has been an interior design mainstay for decades. Here, the idea looks brighter than ever, with a square window trim that really brings the outdoors in. 19 of 20 Earth Tones Credit: Christopher Churchill Black, white, and wood are common choices for window trim, but green can look beautiful too. It's paired here with a woven bamboo shade, creating a more natural, organic look. Follow us to see more of our stories on Google. Follow Us On Google 20 of 20 Bookshelf Wealth Credit: William Abranowicz Window trim is important, of course, but it's the nearby décor that really takes it to the next level. In this home, the window is completely surrounded by bookshelves. Their vibrant blue color really makes the windows pop. Explore more: Home Home Design & Decor