I’ve been a fan of Ecos for a while now, especially their range of colors. I used their paint in my kitchen, and after three years, it still looks fresh. I did notice that the areas around the stove needed a bit of a touch-up due to grease splatters, but it was easy to fix. I’m wondering if anyone has tried mixing their own colors with Ecos paints? I’m thinking of experimenting with a custom shade for my bathroom.
I used Ecos Organic Paints for my living room renovation two years ago, and I’m really happy with the results. The paint has a nice texture and covers well. I did have to touch up a spot where my dog scratched the wall, but it blended in seamlessly. I’m considering using it for my bedroom next. Has anyone used their paint in a bedroom setting? How does it hold up against moisture?
I’ve been experimenting with different eco-friendly paints, and Ecos Organic Paints are definitely on my list of favorites. I used them in my hallway, which gets a lot of traffic, and after a year, it still looks great. I did a small touch-up near the baseboard, and it was easy to match the color. I’m thinking about trying their paint in a more humid area, like the bathroom. Has anyone had experience with Ecos paints in high-humidity environments?
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