I gather that this is your business?

Its not....I had a professional profile when I was in the closet design but no this is just my personal project

Paint them the color of your trim.

my goal originally was to avoid a big wall of just white.... but not working.

I am hating to paint them, they look pretty but just do not go with the room with the weird colors pine pulls.

I think painting would be best . Right now they come across as rustic and that does not match the rest of the space at all.

any ideas on color other than white?

I think they would look fabulous if you painted them black.

Personally I’d probably stick to white, but If the doors are designed to sit inside the white frame around the closets Iyou could try the wall color on the door.

I think they look good...and I'm not usually a barn door person. :-)

I like them too the way they are. If you are going to paint them go for black, maybe distressed.

for some reason in person the stain just clashes... now we added deep cherry to them and they look orange on the pine grain.

option?

Did you try a driftwood color stain? That would work over the dark. I did it on dark barnboard. It will come out like a bleached wood, very very nice blend with your furnishings.

who makes it?

are you just referring to any type of grey weathered look?

I think that unless you paint them white, they'll take over the room...even white they'll take over, but it will lessen the effect painted.

we remodeled the room over a year ago, and have put these closet doors off trying to decide, unfortunately it is such a large space everything just takes over.

It's a very pretty room. Unfortunately, I feel that the brown barn doors won't make it look better...

Are you open to ditching them or do you love them?

well can't ditch them they were custom built and not cheap, so leaning towards painting white....

i had a vision and its not working out :(

Awww...hugs. :(

Can you use them elsewhere? Re-purpose them?

Or simply hang them and see if they grow on you?

Try the driftwood color that Yayagal mentioned (maybe she can give you the brand she used?)

I think you have to "silver" then up a bit for them to not be so dominant (if you don't want to paint them)