We do not carry any trim or finished edge tiles.Regarding trim/edges, what the vast majority of our customers do when installing their tile is to bring the drywall flush with the finished surface of the tile. We also recommend installing the tile floor to ceiling (or cabinet to ceiling) as there’s no need to deal with an exposed edge (and it also looks fantastic).If you have an exposed edge with your design, we recommend mitering the tile; your tile installer should be very familiar with this. The tile edge is cut at an angle and then a corresponding piece of tile is cut to fit the triangular gap left on the edge. This will mimic a finished trim piece and can easily be done on site to get the finished look without ordering custom trim.If you do require trim, we recommend Schluter strips, which can be found in the link here. If you hit the “configure to price” button on their website you can adjust the depth of the Schluter strip to fit your needs.