The master bedroom needed an update, especially after replacing the old bookcase headboard with a new tufted leather one. Many years ago, the walls had been rag rolled with a forest green glaze; it had a lovely aged patina but now I wanted something a little more modern and neutral. Our comforter had tones of green and gray, so I chose a color called Dolphin Gray, which would coordinate nicely. When the ceiling and walls were finished, I was uncertain what to do with the closet doors - Pop wanted them white and I preferred the same gray as the walls. I compromised, a little, and am pleased with the look. 
White enamel paint was swiped a few inches from the perimeter of each door and then painters tape was placed in a large rectangel. Dolphin Gray was applied over all and then the tape was removed.
The final product was quite appealing and lent a little architectural character to the plain flat doors. New knobs with a satin nickel finish complete the look.
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