If the color works with the cabinets, it should work with the wood trim too. This article shows some good "grays" that work with warm woods. Usually a gray that works with wood has a green or blue undertone which will work better with the wood than a straight cool gray. I prefer the ones that lean green in open areas, though the ones that lean blue look pretty in bedrooms and bathrooms. https://housekaboodle.com/gray-paint-colors-with-wood-trim/ Whites and creams are also a good choice with warm wood tones. Some may think that looks boring, but I find it is the decor - some pretty pieces of art, window treatments etc that set off the room. Here is a light sage with wood: Be careful with grays - this works - I think there is a green undertone here: This white is not boring because of the shelf and decor - otherwise it could be too stark. I like blue in a bedroom: I am sorry I don't know the names of any of the paints used in the pics.

erika,,,light sand w/a 220-320 grit. wipe clean. use the shellac OR another wood sealer. You want to close off the pores. and, should the time come when you want to strip the paint, it will come off easily and not damage the wood. after the sealer or shellac is dry, lightly sand again w/the fine sandpaper to knock down any nibs. use your hand to feel it. wipe clean with mineral spirits. blow away any other dust particles with a shop vac or brush, wipe again w/tack cloth. you don't want any dust particles. lay the door on a sawhorse in a clean area. I always wet the floor where I' m painting so the little particles don't float up as you move. use a spray bottle mister and really dampen the area. buy the best brush. purdy or wooster,,,one meant for trim painting. you can get the budget pack w/the 3" and the angle 1.5" and save money. as for the paint, the color is on their paint chip. Classic Collection 1043D-chartreuse. they will also match any BM paint color. Here is my can for reference. also check to see if they have the Front Door Paint. I believe they do. check their website for that. and they will ship the paint. after the first coat, I use a wet/dry very fine grit sandpaper. wet it, and light go over the dry first coat. just enough to smooth out any brush marks. wipe w/wet paper towel or rag and dry. now you're ready for 2nd coat.

Hi Annie! I wish my original post showed! In the bedrooms (not connected) we did versions of beige. The entryway opens to the main house (DR, kitchen, LR) where I want to do white to keep it open and airy. I debated also doing a white in here to match or using the opportunity to do a color. I love blue. I have lake house blue in a half bath but it would not do well here. The floor is a WIP and we hope to change to either a warm tile like travertine or do darker wood floor throughout the rest of the house. I do plan to keep the door itself white. Your house sounds lovely! I am doing the ceiling in entryway white so that will tie to the main part of house!

Its hard to tell, but, on my monitor, a bluish color would go very well with the flooring. I do agree, its nice to have a color in a laundry room, mud room area.