Looking for fringe decor with a little something extra? Think long fringe along a lampshade, a fringed sofa skirt or a colorful backdrop for your next party.
There’s plenty to choose from here, with a few related trim ideas mixed in too.
You can keep things simple or go all out. I especially love the little details on baskets and napkins.
Some of these pictures feature ruffles or decorative borders rather than fringe, so you’ll find those called out along the way.
Fringe and trim ideas worth saving
long fringe on a brown sofa
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous brown sofa. I love the long twisted fringe along the bottom, especially against that red rug.
If you want to try a similar look, choose trim close to your sofa’s color. There’s already plenty going on here with the tall candlesticks and oversized bust.
purple shade and long fringe
How pretty is this purple lampshade? The scalloped edges, floral pattern and long hanging fringe are such a lovely combination.
Try pairing a statement lamp like this with a gold-colored mirror. For a candlelit look nearby, I’d choose flameless candles and keep the fringe clear.
a gathered sage runner
Don’t want to go all out with tassels? This sage runner gives you another direction to try.
It’s loosely gathered down the table beside dark green chairs.
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There isn’t a distinct fringe border visible here, so save this one for its draped look instead. Leave your runner in loose folds rather than pulling it flat.
cream tassels on a branch
I am obsessed with this hanging decoration. The cream tassels sit at different heights beneath a long branch, with darker strands draped between them.
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The pale bedding and mustard-colored pillow are pretty with it too. Try a smaller version above a dresser if you don’t want a hanging this large.
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an olive ottoman with pale fringe
This ottoman may just be one of my favorites here. I love the pale twisted fringe against the dark olive top.
Pair a piece like this with a cream armchair and a green patterned cushion to follow the room’s colors. I’d keep the books shown on top rather than adding more decorations.
chunky rug fringe
If you’re looking for something that keeps the colors simple, go with a beige rug like this one. The chunky pattern and long twisted ends give you plenty of detail without adding another color.
curtains with a deep fringe hem
The curtain fans are going to love this! Instead of a little trim at the edge, these cream panels have a deep brown fringe section with dark bands above it.
I love how the ends nearly reach the floor. Keep that long lower border if you want to follow this look.
a sunburst fringe mirror
How cute is this round mirror? Not gonna lie, the wide, slightly messy fringe is my favorite part!
The pale strands spread out around the small circular center. I’d hang something like this on a plain wall so you can see the whole outline.
a tasseled throw and pink pillow
If you are looking for something simple to put together, this one is for you. A cream throw hangs over the chair’s back and seat, with its tassels falling over the front.
The shaggy pink pillow is so cute beside it. Try matching your curtains to the pillow like the pink panels here.
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a cream hammock on the balcony
I love this cream hammock with its knotted sides and dangling tassels. The white hanging panels and green floor covering keep the balcony’s colors simple.
If you’re considering one for your own space, check the hammock’s mounting requirements first rather than copying the attachment points from a photo.
yellow and orange ceiling fringe
Who says fringe has to stay on cushions and curtains? This ceiling shade has a wide mustard-yellow upper tier with orange fringe hanging below.
I am obsessed with those colors together. Try this combination if you want something brighter than cream or beige.
a basket with knotted trim
This is actually one of my favorite smaller accents on the list. The cream trim wraps around the basket just below its rim, with little knots and long tassels hanging down.
A basket like this could hold rolled hand towels or spare napkins. I’d leave the decorated edge showing.
pink orange and silver streamers
If you are looking for a true eye-catcher, then this one is for you. There is so much color here, from the bright orange strips to the pale pink sections.
I love the shiny silver fringe mixed throughout. For a party backdrop, try overlapping your colors at different heights rather than making straight horizontal rows.
pastel fringe and little stars
How adorable is this garland? The dusty pink, pale blue and cream strips look so pretty with the white stars draped across them.
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The gold-colored star garlands across the mirror and mantel are worth saving too. I’d try this arrangement on a console instead of letting hanging decorations sit in front of a working fireplace.
layered black and cream stripes
Don’t want to add lots of color to your bathroom? No problem!
Try layering black-and-cream striped towels like these, with smaller towels folded over the larger ones.
These have neat borders rather than visible dangling fringe. It’s the mix of narrow and wide stripes that makes this arrangement worth saving.
a fringed lamp on a decorated vanity
Here’s a wider look at the purple lamp shown earlier. I love seeing it beside the tall ornate mirror and the cream patterned runner.
The little purple container repeats the shade’s color on the tabletop. If you want a less crowded version, keep the lamp, mirror and one small matching accent.
checked chairs with ruffled skirts
The little checked chair skirts are so cute! They’re ruffles rather than fringe, paired here with a small-patterned tablecloth and a low arrangement of pale flowers.
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Try this combination if you like decorated edges but prefer gathered folds to dangling strands.
tasseled wall bouquets
I am obsessed with these little wall bouquets. The knotted holders come in cream, tan and rusty pink, each with a long tassel beneath it.
The feathery stems are just as pretty. Hang a trio like this at the same height to follow the arrangement.
a napkin with dusty pink edging
Want a smaller decorative detail for your table? This cream napkin has dusty pink looped edging rather than long fringe, with a tan knotted ring holding it together.
I love it over the pale plates and scalloped placemat. Let the trimmed corners fall open so you can actually see that pretty border.
colorful beads across a doorway
Last but definitely not least, we have this colorful beaded doorway fringe. I love the mix of green, blue, purple and orange beads!
The strands hang shorter in the middle and longer at the sides. Try that same shape if you want more open space through the center of your doorway.