Thanks for the answers salmon slayer. Since you'll be replacing the trim I'd go with paint grade door trim, painting them to match the baseboard. I'm happy to see that Mary Beth posted pictures. I was going to do a search in hopes of finding a good example of stained doors with painted trim and she provided excellant examples. Beauitful doors too BM. As for which wood to get the doors in I'd go with whichever matches your kitchen cabinet grain the best.

Sure. Solid color strategy to use the same color on walls and trim. Walls matte/eggshell, trim semi-gloss or gloss. They will look like different colors because of the different gloss levels but will have a natural harmony. Living with all white walls can be cognitively, visually straining so just make sure you have a decorating plan in place to offset all the white. Good art, good lighting, good window treatments, rugs, etc.

Looks very cosy in there. I actually like vintage stuff and furniture. Buying a new house is such a responsibility but when you can change it and make everything by your taste is such a blessing. Hope you are happy in this house. I bought a house from badya palm hills a few months ago and I just ended to put everything on places. My interior is darker than yours but I just like more greyish colors. I really understand your challenges. However, I do feel like home in this house. That's the most important thing.

Congratulations on your new home - how exciting! I would not paint the walls grey/blue/green due to the orange/yellow wood. Those colors would look nice in your home but may feel a little old-fashioned to you. In my opinion, grey has been overdone and it's time for something fresher. I would paint both the walls and the wood trim the same soft white to give it a more modern feel. The trim is not very substantial so just paint it out altogether. Bring in color with your furniture or art. When you eventually replace the flooring you can think about changing the trim too. Look at Benjamin Moore OC-117 Simply White, or perhaps OC-118 Snowfall White or OC-149 Decorator's White.