I would paint the doors to match the trim. I painted my doors and trim gloss white and they look wonderful in all my rooms and provide a cohesiveness throughout my home even if rooms have a different color. I feel it is an updated look.

Hey Asher, Thanks for the additional pic - very nice. I think a blue/green would play well with your wood tones. (Your back yard shows that off well!) Getting the right shade may be tricky since the hall doesn't get much natural light and the color will affect the lighting. Starting with the light blue may be a good idea, you could go a little darker or more teal with subsequent coats. If it were me, I might just paint the walls for the moment to see how the color plays. Then tackle the doors and the trim once you have something you like! (Personally, I think you might want to be a little darker and more green than the F&B light blue, looking at their online pics. But you've already got the paint and it's a small space. So experiment and see how you like it!) I meant add a second mirror where you've got a picture that you're switching out for a mirror. That would help give you more vertical line on that side of the hall to balance the tapestry. When/if you get to the doors, you'll probably want to do some research for a good primer to use there. Have fun! - Doug

instead of replacing those doors, just make them into panel doors. (nothing is going to fit better in that doorway than the original door. this is much cheaper option. and putting on those hollow core cheap looking fiberboard doors is even worse!!) https://simplybeautifulbyangela.com/2019/02/flat-panel-door-budget-makeover.html https://www.homestoriesatoz.com/tutorials/flat-panel-door-makeover-ideas.html after you paint the doors, decide how it looks w/the wood trim. you can choose to paint it later if you like. this black door w/the white trim would look nice against the wood floors https://www.jennasuedesign.com/2014/07/master-makeover-diy-plain-to-paneled/ For the bathroom, hard to say w/o seeing it. is a pocket door doable? barn doors don't off much privacy

Yes, but... You will only see the interior color when the door is closed, as bedroom doors open into the room. So if your family leaves the door open quite often it may not add much to the overall effect.