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Old decorative trims are making a comeback in interior design, now appearing in a more modern and versatile form to suit contemporary spaces. Traditionally, trims were used to finish and protect textiles, but over the decades, they have evolved into decorative elements reflecting various styles such as Art Deco and Bohemian. Their applications range from classic and romantic to modern. Today, it is recommended to use a single decorative trim piece to add a personal touch and artistic texture to the decor without overwhelming the space, while ensuring a balance between intricate details and high-traffic areas, allowing their beauty to stand out elegantly and harmoniously with modern design elements.
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