Definition of "Inside trim"

Interior building trim surrounding windows, doors, and baseboards. Interior trim is both decorative and functional. It comes in several different styles and serves to finish the adjoining surfaces between window casements and doorway edges as well as other surfaces, such as baseboards and stairwells.

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