There’s just something about nailhead trim that makes a piece complete. The versatility of it is suitable for any design style whether it be modern, old world, or something in between. When it comes to looks, nail heads can be chic and classy or edgy with a touch of masculinity (note: silver nails are more feminine; gold, more masculine) and, because it can be used on a variety of fabrics and items, there really isn’t much you can’t do. Let’s take a look at some fun and unique ways to incorporate nailhead trim into your decor.

Nailhead Trim on Furniture

If there’s a part of your home in need of some extra definition, then adding nailhead trim to furniture is the way to do it! Couches and chairs that reside in the living room are a given, but there are more ways to put it to use.

For example, consider adding some trim to the upholstered chairs in your dining room to dress up the area. Even if your dining seats aren’t upholstered, nailhead trim looks just as nice around the edges of the seat or down the legs.

Another way is to use nailhead trim on pieces like coffee, end or entryway tables. You could even add it to an armoire or a piece of cabinetry. Trim would look nice on bigger tables but sometimes it’s the subtle touches on smaller pieces that make an even greater impact on a space.

Nailhead Trim on Accents

Don’t let furniture have all the fun use nail heads on accents too. Have a headboard in your room that could use some extra flair? Deck it out with some trim! Doing so can make it an amazing focal point in the bedroom. Window treatments are also a stylish place to incorporate nail heads. Roman shades, drapes and valances are all prime places to get a taste of trim. Some people have been known to really break out of the box by outlining doorways and windows with nailhead trim.

Getting It Done

Adding nailhead trim can be tricky and very time consuming. Simply stated, it’s not the best job for amateurs but that doesn’t mean you can’t do it. If you have the determination and the time, there are plenty of DIY tutorials that can be found online. Keep in mind that each nail needs to be hammered in individually and perfectly spaced, which is why hiring a professional becomes the better option, especially if it’s a very nice piece you can’t afford to mess up. Whichever route you choose to go, you just can’t go wrong with beautiful nailhead trim.

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