Interior Door Help Please

[Susie]

I chose 6 panel when we replaced all of our interior doors, and painted them white.  I would probably lean in that direction with your cabinets as well, but not strongly.  

[bittybomb]

We recently renovated our entire house and the doors were a big thing for me. I wanted to keep as much original as I could for our 1912 side hall colonial. So we used these doors, which we had several originals of in good shape.

www.wayfair.com/Trimlite--Paneled-Wood-Primed-Equal-Interior-Shaker-Standard-Door-68138pri8405-L6477-K~TRML1113.html?refid=GX490215440849-TRML1113_46547444&device=m&ptid=903698448948&network=g&targetid=pla-903698448948&channel=GooglePLA&ireid=96701588&fdid=1817&PiID%5B%5D=46547444&gclid=Cj0KCQiA7NKBBhDBARIsAHbXCB7x6yiwVjul1m0wa2QeaDCT3Z1oPQ5lznLzz-5PMdw8JQ_eXwpf7eIaAkXHEALw_wcB

I doubt my contractor got them from Wayfair 😂 but these are definitely them. Of your two, I would choose the two panel door.

[Deleted]

We have dark, wood stained kitchen cabinets and just replaced all of our main floor doors with white six panel doors. I really like how much it brightens up the space compared to the stained wood finished doors that were there previously.

[dontlook]

I have 2 panel doors like your first picture so I vote for that.

[k3am]

I grew up with 6 panel doors and our current house has two panel doors, which I really prefer, with heavy preference given to how much easier they are to clean.