Colour is fun but I don't feel yellow brown will be an inviting foil to the cream. Wood in that tone would be fine. How do you want to feel in your room? Fresh light airy? The. Go white. Cool edgy look - then add colour but be brave. Tomato red or Sea Blue or Coral.

Do you want the same design both sides? It all depends on the way the door will open as usually a door requires either a flat border or an L shape to close? Do you want the hinges visible or invisible. etc etcThese details are important. I would talk to a carpenter or woodsman first.https://www.houzz.com/magazine/know-your-house-interior-door-parts-and-styles-stsetivw-vs~13812351

keyush98, if you take a look at the various discussion threads on Houzz,you'll see that the more information and context you can provide for a problem, the greater the chance that you will receive helpful responses. Your question stands there without providing insight into the decor of your home, the view of the doors from different angles, even considerations such as whether you need privacy in the sense of solid doors or light in the sense of translucent or clear doors for all or any of the doorways. Try providing a photo, a sense of your preferred decorative style, architectural features, etc. and I'm sure you will find some ideas in response to that. Good luck!

We use 1-3/4" solid wood interior doors. For prime areas, we use single panel stain-grade wood doors, and for less visible areas, we use simple flat paint-grade slab doors.