Well for windows and doors you'd use gloss or satin finish paint in white and it shouldn't really be different to your white wall paint in colour , if you used the same shade of white from the same company.

A picture is worth 1,000 words of advice at Houzz. Please comment here and use the Attach Images button to add pix of the space where you have the dilemma. Do you have an inspiration picture, piece of art, rug or fabric that is determining the color for each bedroom or are you just grabbing these colors out of a hat? White goes with all of them.

Hi, I would suggest changing the furniture fabric first and formost, go for a solid colour say white, offwhite, grey or even brown, and use colourful cushions which you may keep changing. A light yellow more like a dull yellow with wall accessories will look great on the walls. . For the flooring , please use wooden laminates and repolish the ceiling (as i see is a lovely wooden ceiling ) to a similar shade. Change the curtains to a breezy white curtains. Avoid curtains on the door. Reduce the clutter and you have a wow living room . For more ideas you may use our edecor services , just mail us at snsofdesign@gmail.com with the above reference . Trust this helps Smitha

Keep things cool Cooler shades such as grey and blue help walls recede, making the room feel more spacious and light. Bring home the sunshine Light but warm colours such as terracotta or yellow can mimic sunshine and make a space feel bright and airy. Pale ceilings Keep the ceilings in a light colour to make the room appear larger and lighter. While white is your safest bet, you can opt for mint or sage green for a pop of colour.