The trim is called clam shell. i suggest paint white to keep it all tied in together.

In the mid century period, the trim was often painted to match the walls.

I prefer trim the same color as the wall.

Clamshell! In all my years in different houses with this exact trim, I had never come across the name of the style. Thanks, Stephanie!

Because the trim is rather narrow and not something i would want to emphasis, i would paint it the same color as the wall.

Clamshell baseboard (like all others) comes in various heights and thickness and is still available for purchase at the big orange and blue stores. in my house the original taller baseboard is in the public areas (kitchen, foyer, dining, and formal living) and the shorter is in the rest of the house, hallways, etc. you can always make it a half inch or an inch taller than the window trim, as long as it is proportional.

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I am sorry but I do not like that wall color with the floor . As for the trim I think not that wall color for the trim just do white like the rest of thehouse .

I like the trim the same all through the house, but, since its a bedroom, you could do the same as the walls. The walls, are a little dark. It could look a bit dreary in there, and the white may just help it not look dreary. I dont really like that flooring with the wall color either. A lighter floor would fit the room better.

I think that white woodwork would look better next to your new floor than the wall color. Paint one piece of each color and prop it up to see. Good luck!

Thanks all for the suggestions!

No to that floor. It's too outside/deck looking. You need a floor with this undertone.

Mohawk

Why are the doors brown? Not painting them white?

What doors, judianna20? The floor is actually really close to your suggestion (and others who suggested a lighter floor). I think the one random plank I picked for the photo up had a darker swirl which is throwing it off. The flooring is the traffic master pattern in Winding Brook, which is pretty light overall, and coordinates well with the light tile throughout the rest of the house. Pictured here from the HD website:

You mentioned brown doors in your original post.

The other responses may be picking up on the cool undertone in the floor which doesn’t go super well with what looks like warm green on the wall. Maybe the lighting is throwing it off, but they’re suggesting not just a lighter floor but also a warmer or neutral tone flooring to complement the wall color you chose.

I would paint the trim white to separate it a bit from that flooring if you keep it. Or change out the flooring for a neutral or slightly warm tone, or the paint for a neutral or cool tone. You can make the room feel masculine through decoration.

Any possibility of finding tile that goes with what's in the rest of the house?