I to would want the trim around the windows to match the the trim around doors and base.

Paint the vinyl the color of your wood trim. This is a low price fix. A more expensive choice would be Marvin fiberglass Elevate with interior wood trim. You would stain and finish that. Here. . Now I'm going to suggest something a good carpenter might do. Because your windows aren't opening and are picture the glass could be replaced with insulated units and butyl. This would match your other windows and cost less than vinyl. There are glass companies capable of supplying this. Not window companies. Windows aren't something magic.

Thanks Dan, wasn't aware I could paint white vinyl and paint it. will it just be the color of the trim or will it have some wood grainish look? I appreciate what you have told me.

Do not paint the vinyl window!! That’s bad advice, if you want your window to match the trim get a wood window and stain it or get a vinyl window with a similated wood grain finish from the factory or live with factory color.

Paint doesn't want to stick to vinyl framing. Proper prep and the right primer and paint coats would have to be researched.

Gel stain like those from General Finishes are what we used for the interiors of Marvin Infinity fiberglass windows for a wood color. The interiors are fiberglass. General Finish topcoat was used over the gel stain. No problems. But fiberglass doesn't expand and contract as much as vinyl.

Vinyl windows wouldn't be my first choice for your situation.