I’ve been using Eco Paints for a while now, and while I love their eco-credentials, I found they needed an extra coat on plaster walls to get the coverage right. Durability-wise, they’re holding up well in my busy household. Maybe consider that if you’re leaning towards them.
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I’ve been using Auro for a couple of years now, and I have to say, it’s been a game-changer for me. The durability is top-notch, especially in high-traffic areas. My hallway, which sees a lot of foot traffic, still looks as good as new after a year. The key is in the preparation; make sure your walls are clean and primed if necessary. Auro’s natural paints adhere really well, even on tricky surfaces like plaster. Definitely worth considering if durability is a priority for you.
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Interesting take on Eco Paints. I used them in my study, and while I love their environmental credentials, I did notice they’re not as hard-wearing as some other brands. For areas that don’t get much wear, they’re perfect, but I’d be hesitant to use them in a busy living room. Maybe combining brands could be the way to go? Use something more durable like Auro for the high-traffic areas and Eco Paints for the less busy spaces. Has anyone tried mixing brands like this?
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