Or swap the doors. It looks odd IMO to have the trim and doors different colors.

I probably would just paint around the door n leave the railing as is. Mostly because it’s a lot of railing to paint n if u leave it as is, u pretty much never need to touch it again.

I would paint the trim but maybe wait on the railings (which will take more time and need more prep because they get more wear and tear). As for if oak trim is making a comeback, I think not. Wood trim looks good in certain homes but the easy of white trim is hard to pass on.

Paint the trim white and the balusters, but paint the railings charcoal

I think painting all white would look very good. Colors do look a little odd at the moment

Guess I'm weighing in too late since I was going to suggest working with the oak by choosing a wall paint color that worked better than what is in the picture.

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I hate oak so I would be painting every bit of it .

It would be best if the trim color matched the door color but what paint color is your base trim? They should all be the same color, however if the base is Ultra White then keep the trim around the doors Ultra White.

If you paint trim white and keep doors oak. Decorating becomes hard. I’d suggest just gouging with one or other. We have oak trim but a lot of the furniture and decor doesn’t go with it. We have hesitated changing oak because it’s so expensive to put in.

But I do not think it’s ever coming back, at least not for 20 years. Oak stained darker will become more popular.

Why not just put a coat of your new paint on the doors too. I would prefer the trim and doors whiter rather than off white. Doesnt take all that long to give the doors a fresh coat. I would have kept the oak, if someone hadnt already painted the doors.

Take the door, or do cat_ky's suggestion of painting the doors to match the trim paint. Because each time you need more paint for the trim, you'll have to get a new bucket tinted, and that ups the chance of the formula/color being a little different.

You could darken or gel stain the trim if you didn't want to lose the wood look.

Good luck!

Leave the wood trim, it’s original for a reason. Leave the paint for the walls where it belongs.