I have this in my house, done by P.O.'s. It is all in bed, bath and hall areas. In one bath the inside is white trim with it stopping at the big board trim piece that the door shuts against--that piece is stained like the hallway. The door is white on the bath side and stained on the hall side. the door edge is painted on the lock side and stained on the hingeside-hallside. I also have doors in the bedrooms that have been left stained on both sides with the trim white and I actually like the look. HTH

I sell a bunch of vinyl windows and the complaints against them are mostly undeserving. That said...I can't see vinyl in any capacity in this home style. I would look at fiberglass with a wood interior.

@diane7151 Thank you! We actually just went with the stock white through the semi-custom cabinet manufacturer, there was a warm white (too creamy) and ice type white, I wanted it crisp and didn't have a need for a custom white because the ice white sample looked good with all of our other swatches. The wall color is BM Pale Oak, with bright white trim, which helps the cabinets pop. I do think a custom paint job can provide a yummier texture and finish, just something I've thought about after the fact because we have a custom vanity in our master that seems smoother, but it's a rich blue gray which might be why it feels more luxurious? With white kitchen cabinets and two hound dogs...I'm sure the cabinets will need to be repainted at some point anyway LOL, so we'll see if a custom white feels any different.

Yeah. It was a design choice to go with 1x4 FJP vs the traditional trim thickness MDF, but I appreciate the feedback and the suggested solutions.