• Recessed lighting units keep electrical lighting components out of sight. Trims cover the holes these lighting fixtures rest within and give them a neat appearance. Whether you plan to use recessed light as an accent or primary lighting source, selecting a recessed lighting trim color that matches nearby home interior details or appliances is a wise decorating choice.
  
  

Copper

• Copper recessed lighting trims complement a variety of home accessories. Manufacturers may offer pure or simulated orange-red trims. Patina colored recessed lighting trims with aged or fairly even turquoise colors may also be on the market. Finding trims with patina coloring may not be easy, but if you do find some, install them in rooms with matching curtain rods, floor lamps or statues. Use this trim color in home interiors with Mediterranean flair.
  
  

Silver

• Finding real silver recessed lighting trims on the market is unlikely, but silver looking recessed lighting fixture trims are easily found. Dull silver trims will reflect less light are not as flashy as those that look like chrome. Available trims may look polished, brushed or dull. The brightness of silver recessed lighting trims varies. Some match stainless steel kitchen sinks, high-tech appliances and shiny bathroom faucets well. Choose this color if your home has modern style.
  
  

Gold

• Since real gold is expensive, manufacturers coat other metals in various gold tones to match home accessories such as gold lamps and door hinges. Like silver recessed light trims, gold ones transmit light and will stand out against a white ceiling. The shininess of this orange-yellow color may vary. Lighting fixtures in deep, dull gold tones may have a brass appearance that matches decorative hooks, antiques and ornate door knobs well. Gold recessed lighting trim gives your room with traditional sensibility an elegant look.