If you really wanted to mix I would do the 4 panel and the 1 panel. I don't think the 2 panel would go with the 4 at all because they are both "busy" in a sense. If one was busy (4 panel) and the other more plain (1 panel), I feel it would match better. Personally, I wouldn't mix door styles but it really all depends on personal preference. I went with a 5 panel equal shaker for all my doors. In our bedroom the entrance door is a solid 5 panel shaker but the walk-in closet and ensuite doors are 5 panel shakers with frosted glass. That's about as much mixing and matching that I did. Don't you wish you could borrow doors from the store for a day (like you can with flooring) and see how it would look? I had a hard time deciding between the 3 panel equal shaker and the 5 panel equal shaker. I ended up going with 5 obviously but it was a tough choice, especially not being able to see them in action. Good luck!!!

I think your furniture placement will be all right, ncamy. I suggest a few things: 1. get slightly smaller club chairs than the current "overstuffed" size. (I've always wondered who that furniture is for, as you can only actually sit in the space provided and the arms and back don't add to one's comfort!) 2. Get chairs that swivel, so you can move them to and fro according to the light in the room, and 3. put one ottoman between the two chairs. You can face each other and use the single ottoman and still watch the screen, or you can put a tray on the ottoman and use it as a side table for the two chairs.

I'm no designer, but seeing as no one else has chimed in, I would go inside mount light blocking. Don't ask me about color or style, though.

The three prints need to form a vignette with the black chest, so move them to that wall and hang two of them side by side 5" above the chest with the 3rd one centered above them. Use about one hand's breadth to determine how far apart. Instead of the two little rugs, shop for a larger one to slip under the bottom 1/3 - 1/2 of the bed. Your lamps are too petite. Once they're on the bedside tables they should arrive somewhere between 58-64" from the floor. That may vary with your headboard, so measure where that lands as well. Your curtains are too short, but you can simply lower the rods so they kiss the floor. I don't care for the little stool and would prefer a bench under the window or at the end of the bed if you have room.