I had the same concern too but ultimately decided on white trim with stained doors and love the look. I wouldn’t go with different door colors in a room though

Thanks! That’s what I’m leaning towards

What color and what material are your floors? What color stain do you plan to use? I am not a fan of stained trim with white doors or white trim with stained doors. I like the brighter, painted finish — but go with your gut. You can always sand and paint if you don’t like the stain.

Floors will be a light/medium wood look....Lifeproof Fresh Oak LVP. I was thinking I’d stain them darker...something that would contrast with the floors. Probably special walnut or English chestnut.

If your flooring is LVP, I would paint the doors white. The stained real wood doors will make your floors look "fake".

Yes I think it would look strange to have some doors stained and other doors painted.

The doors (including closets) in our current home are all stained. The trim is painted. At first I was really nervous about mixing the two like this. Then we did the same thing with window and door wraps — the wraps are stained and the trim is painted. I think this helped to pull everything together.
I’ve had doors painted white in other houses and have come to prefer stained doors.

Closet door are not a "feature" Stained doors, or ANY door "important" enough to differ from the trim casing around it? should lead to something equally important; Like a great dining room, or a wonderful study, perhaps a fabulous master bedroom:

Not a closet,....a laundry, etc.

ABRUPT color and stain changes, can cut up a house in a heartbeat. Or enhance something deserving. The word is restraint. : ) unless a more historic situation and home.

Pine wood does not take stain well, unless it is antique heart pine. So I'd paint the doors and trim the same color white and call it a day. Consistency is key when decorating a room.