Environmentally conscious colour

The need to be more eco friendly has been around a long time.  COP26 may be endeavouring to hammer out some big eco issues but we can all do our bit at home.  Every change we can make that improves the environment makes a difference.  Just one of the changes we can make is using more environmentally conscious paint when we redecorate, here are just a few options that prove, great colour shouldn't cost the planet.

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The water-based paints highly opaque (meaning fewer coats) and fast drying.

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Coat’s water based paint is (as you would hope) low VOC, and it has partnered with B Corp certified Eco Union for painting supplies.

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"A paint line that would not damage our users health and would not damaged our Planet"

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A range of environmentally friendly, water based paints in a range of finishes to suit your needs

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Made from naturally occurring raw materials linseed oil, chalk, earth and mineral pigments.  The brand is so open about it's natural credientials the ingredients can be found on the website

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100% pure acrylic paints created using 100% geothermal, hydropower, wind and other non-fossil fuels.

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Graphenstone is the brainchild of a chemical engineer who dedicated himself to the idea of developing a natural, ecological and health conscious coating for the 21st century.

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"Low VOC, eco-friendly, water-based and wipeable, it's good for you and the planet — with wall-to-wall coverage for an ear-to-ear grin."

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"The creation and development of a paint range that is simultaneously very durable; tactile; beautiful and that has achieved extremely demanding environmental accreditation"

When considering paint it's important to make the right choices to suit your room, you want a great fresh interior to be right the first time.  Making mistakes doesn't just impact your pocket, it also impacts the environment too, reduce the risk of choosing the wrong paint colours and contact Philip Martyn Design first.