The phrase "decorative trim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to ornamental features or embellishments added to an object, such as furniture, clothing, or architecture.
Example: "The dress was beautifully enhanced with a decorative trim along the hem."
Alternatives: "ornamental edging" or "fancy border."
If you want to use color schemes to really change your decor, you may want accent walls, wainscoting, decorative trim, and numerous other embellishments.
Decorate the front and back pieces and use some kind of decorative trim to cover the stitches where you sewed the layers together.
The elegant old incandescent fixtures were replaced by fluorescent ones, and the decorative trim was gouged, drilled or simply demolished.
Farther back is a vestibule housing the central staircase, beyond which is the formal dining room, which has an ornate ceiling medallion and decorative trim.
Mr. Laube and Mr. Leaden were able to salvage the hand-hewn posts and beams behind the walls to reuse as decorative trim.
The details — the scarcity of bananas in the old days, the presence of McDonald 'sin the new days — are so much decorative trim.
Dara, her mother and Mr. Serrins imagined the place scraped clean "of all its weird decorative trims and doodads," Mr. Serrins said.
And besides the two hatmaking workshops, in which participants can work with cardboard, paper, fabric and decorative trims, a series of outdoor easels will be set up for visitors to paint.
We're promised new "decorative trims for roof, exterior mirrors, bonnet, seat upholstery and interior surfaces".
Updated style features of the models included the fitted and slightly raised waistline, waist yoke, center front button closure, and decorative trims.
Gathers or pleats controlled the fitted waistline or waist yoke, the hemline was shortened, and use of decorative trims, buttons, and contrasting fabrics on the collars, cuffs, and faced openings were prevalent.
