Show a photo of your stairs to get better advice.

Your oak floor is not one color. It is *many* colors. (Check out this close up.) And because you are choosing a singular color, it is going to look incredibly flat next to your wood - a failed miss. If you don't want black, what about white? Just don't try to color match your wood.

@kendrah yes I know what you mean, the flat color is what I’m worried about. My trim is Chantilly lace so if this colors fails I will just use that one.

Again, post photos of YOUR stairs so we can try to determine what would work best. We have no idea what your staircase looks like except that the risers are white. And you're saying that the treads are LVP? That would be very unusual.

I need to see your handrail and stairs .I have LVP for my stairs but I just did a stainless hand rail

I vote for the trim color.

Really a painted handrail is always a never ending job to keep looking good lets see your darn handrail ans stairs please .

No No No

There is no"paint" that can mimic the multi grain or "depth" of even faux wood.

You don't want your best answer which is a soft black, satin finish, on handrail ONLY

Riser white for the rest.

That tan......you may as well wrap the handrail in grandma's old panty hose.

Sorry,,,don't: )

Agree that black is best.

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