Ok so to clarify option 3 is just the closet trim and panels wall color...rest of trim in the room and entry doors white? YES also...what about finish? Wall is eggshell. Should closet be the same to blend? What is the case for using semi gloss? Lol other than an extra can of paint for that color in semi gloss Semi Gloss is typically used for trim and doors, and it will seal any grain better than the flat. Use your extra white semi-gloss as the first coat/primer if you want to use it up, although I'd use a 'real' primer on the doors. The doors look like typical hollow core doors to me, but can you take a close-up of them so Beth H can see them? My parents had that type of doors in their house, and they were hollow core. Her ideas are very attractive, but you did say "No extra funds to replace doors or Reno the closet right now."

I personally believe every bedroom should have a full length mirror for dressing or at least one in the bedroom hall for all to use. Since the rooms are smaller I think the mirror closet doors are a keeper. Function first. If you really don't like them you can always attach a full length mirror on the back of the bedroom door.

Found this one. Just Google “bypass door guide” https://www.stoneharborhardware.com/products/sliding-door-metal-floor-guide?variant=18477113868350&CATARGETID=120092900000011039&CADevice=t&gclid=CjwKCAjw1JeJBhB9EiwAV612y5StWxrYjMrUVzcSsi-FFjD7LQxftcWVQxEHhyeYhGyKZqs6YtRAaxoCCzwQAvD_BwE

You can maximize storage space in the closet with boxes carefully chosen to fit (from a local box store or online) and/or a closet system that may require some alterations. Do you have permission to install shelves and clothes rods? If not, boxes are probably the best option. If you would like advice on downsizing to fit into your new space, starting a new thread would be good.