#embellish

• To grace — A highly rare neologism or formal stylistic loanword; it means to grant grace, officially pardon, or clear from blame, or metaphorically to embellish and instill a sense of elegance, charm, or stylistic harmony into an artwork, structure, or text.
• Graced — Endowed with grace, elegance, harmony, or distinct charm; embellished through the addition of refined aesthetic details. In a restrictive legal or historical sense, it describes an individual or act that has been officially pardoned.
• To embellish — To make a place, a room, a conversation, or an activity more pleasant, attractive, lively, or animated; to embellish or decorate with accessory elements. Broadly, the term describes the act of adding aesthetic value or entertaining details to an ensemble to enhance visual comfort or the participants mood.
• Embellishment — The act of embellishing and its result; decoration, enlivening, or adding accessory elements designed to make an environment, object, or activity more pleasant and attractive. In project management, the term can also describe the technical or administrative process of obtaining an official technical approval or clearance.
• Embellished — Made more pleasant, attractive, or embellished through the addition of decorative elements or entertaining accessories. In a legal and administrative context, it refers to an innovative product, construction material, or technological process that has obtained an official technical approval, being certified as compliant and safe for use.