White interior doors painted or CPL?

Hello, I know the question has been asked several times. Paint or LPL? I want to completely replace my interior doors. They should be white doors without glass. Smooth white or at most 2 narrow groove carvings are what I have in mind. CPL is supposed to be more robust (that's what I have read). I somehow find the painted doors visually nicer. There are no edges for the foil there. I was recommended (by Textüra) a painted door Extra White with a super special paint that is supposed to be dirt-repellent. On my CPL-coated kitchen, I can also see grease fingerprints from fingers. That did not seem to happen with the painted door in the showroom. Does anyone have experience with the manufacturer and the paint? The offer for the CPL version from Jeld-wen is considerably cheaper.

I currently have CPL doors, white ash from the company Jeld-Wen and can recommend them without reservation. Due to the light ash texture, they are very easy to maintain. I hardly see anything on them. For the new house, I will take CPL doors again.

I am clearly in favor of lacquer in the living area … we have the CPL in the basement, they are okay but the others are worlds apart visually … I also find the lacquer doors in our home very resistant…

You have already mentioned all the arguments. Puffy paws leave visible marks on all smooth, texture-free, white surfaces. Now you just have to decide. If I were faced with your choice, with children in the household, I would choose CPL without lacquer - because of the sensitivity.