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THank you for the responses. Very appreciated! Here's another picture of the room to get some sort of idea what our tastes are. I def don't want a cheap feeling or looking door! There is room for french doors and that's definitely a consideration. I'm a bit overwhelmed for some reason on doors! We literally have no doors in the apt! We removed them all when we started the renovations. Leaning towards single panel doors but again have not made any choices yet. A question is how tall to make the closet doors. Ceiling height i a little over 8 feet. The mirrored bi-folds that we removed were floor to ceiling. We have the same set up in the hallway closet that we redid and that also has no doors! For the hallway, I think bifolds make best sense as I don't really like sliding doors and the hallway is only 38" wide. I've attached a picture of the messy unfinished hall closet! That's about 7 feet x 28" deep. Also need a bedroom door, hall bathroom door, master bathroom door (in another thread) The apartment master bedroom closet and hallway closet seemed to have been designed for floor to ceiling bi folds..Ceiling height 98" I am wondering if it will look a little nicer to build down a few inches for these closets and am searching for ideas. Thanks again for the comments! Entry to bedroom Hall Closet Bedroom

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part of the issue is the different tones of wood and the grayness of the floors. they clash somewhat. the floor looks like cool grays/some lavender undertones and maybe some slate tones. All of your wood is very warm, w/yellow to orange undertones. White or a cream wall would be safe. you could try a sage green, but it would have to work w/that floor. The current blue of your walls really intensifies the orange in the wood. would you be up for painting the wood baseboards, the wood around the windows and possibly that one paneled wall? Just bring in some white w/those 3 changes would be a welcome relief from all of that wood. I like your wood ceiling, but if you just painted that one wall, I think it would give you what you're looking for btw, you could use slipcovers for your furniture like shown in the first pic. btw, instead of those curly-q light bulbs protruding from your ceiling, could you change them out for these barn style light-pendants shown below in this pic? at the very least paint out the window trim and baseboards, paint the wall a lighter tone, slipcover the furniture w/a heavy white material and bring in a large rug if you move the piano, try moving the sofa under the window and the tv on the other wall where the piano is. perhaps you could find a console for the tv? see this layout? do yours like this with a rug in the same position. (only your chairs would be on the far wall) are you handy?