It's hard to say without seeing all your finish choices for the room.

It depends on what you want your main focal point to be when you walk in the room - the simple, matching colors and finishes will blend in (so try to use similar hardware) and create a nice base for your wood-stain accents.

You want to see an accent in 2-3 places in the room to create a cohesive look. Staining the doors to match the table could be a very beautiful way to balance out the space!

I'm sorry, but barn doors are a trend that is very much over now, and would not really go well with the curvy lines of your table and hutch. I would reconsider your options, and go for something classic that will not make your house look out of date when you think of selling at some time in the future.

I think doing the doors to match the table would be nice but just be careful of texture & color clashes next to the wood look floor.

Ingrid - you're right barn doors are trendy, but she states in her description that she chose them to utilize the space most effectively.

If resale value & a more classic look is your priority AND the space isn't already finished, you might want to consider pocket-style sliders instead of barn-style. They are a little more space-effective and usually (depending on thickness of your door) you can get tracks that fit inside of a standard 2x4 wall.

Hi Angela - I am in the minority but I do not agree that barn doors are a trend that passed, they are still popular in my area and we often see them in new construction. Go with what you like, I love barn doors and would never put something in my home based on trends - they change way too often to keep up anyway. I would keep the paint/trim colors and hardware consistent through your house though.