I had the same "wood" on my '19, never liked it since day 1, but never got around to changing it. My '23 has the dark stuff, much better, acceptable.

 

I think this might help: link

Looks like just 3 clips and no screws.

 

So I finally figured it out. There are 3 screws and 3 clips holding each one in place. I had to take the 2 screws out of the pull handle area and then pry the entire window switch assembly along with the wood grain trim straight up. From there I was just barely able to get a small 90 degree ratcheting screwdriver under it to get the 3 T20 screws out. Once those screws are out you pry the wood trim straight out towards you/away from the door. It's a pain but it's not to hard once you know how to do it. I plasti dipped the woodgrain trim black and it looks a lot better than the wood.

I did take the entire front passenger door panel off in order to figure this out and I must have broken some clips because it will not go back on flush at the top corner and theirs a big gap between the glass and the window sweep. I ran out of time so it's going to have to stay like that until I get a chance to mess with it again.

 

So I finally figured it out. There are 3 screws and 3 clips holding each one in place. I had to take the 2 screws out of the pull handle area and then pry the entire window switch assembly along with the wood grain trim straight up. From there I was just barely able to get a small 90 degree ratcheting screwdriver under it to get the 3 T20 screws out. Once those screws are out you pry the wood trim straight out towards you/away from the door. It's a pain but it's not to hard once you know how to do it. I plasti dipped the woodgrain trim black and it looks a lot better than the wood.

I did take the entire front passenger door panel off in order to figure this out and I must have broken some clips because it will not go back on flush at the top corner and theirs a big gap between the glass and the window sweep. I ran out of time so it's going to have to stay like that until I get a chance to mess with it again.

Looks like you figured it out, but for others who may run into this I assume these are where the 3 torx screws are located.

 

Post pics when done, would like to see the results.

 

It is done but it was almost dark when I finally got everything back together and the tools picked up. I will post some pictures next weekend when I am not working and have some daylight. This is my wife's car so I don't drive it everyday, nor am I home when the sun is out during the week this time of year. Lol

 

You are correct. They are pretty difficult to get to but if you have a small 90 degree ratchet that accepts a 1/4" but it is doable.