DD has suggested that I keep the walls and trim of the closet white but do the shelves, the wood shelf supports, and drawers in the same pale green as the walls in the vanity area. We have a very good painter who caulks and seals all the little gaps and spaces and paints the shelves with some special finish that makes them look like cabinetry. (He painted the built in bookshelves the carpenter did in another bedroom and they look beautiful.) The reasoning for DD was that she thinks I'm reacting to looking in the vanity mirror and seeing the reflection of white drawers and shelves directly behind me in the closet through the doorway. She feels that if I saw green drawers and shelves that I would have the more coordinated effect that I'm trying to achieve but still maintain the light bright look that a closet should have. Of course, she knows how nuts I get about things sometimes and she's probably thinking that it doesn't really matter at all and I'll get used to the white once the closet is full. Anyway, what do you think?

You might consider these? But they would need careful testing in your space, as they are prone to colour shift in imbalanced light. (Not directly on to the walls though, but either on board or Paint,Peel,Stick decals, so that you might move them around) Nature mixes warm & cool colours together successfully all the time,,,

Large open entrance, living room and dining room

What wall paint colours would go with my red oak floors and cabinets? I know there are reddish undertones so I am find it hard to choose what paints to sample.