Non-Toxic Trim, Furniture,
and Cabinet Paint
Zero-VOC paint to transform your woodwork without harsh fumes
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Semi-Gloss Paint
Semi-Gloss Paint is a medium sheen, protective finish that dries to a hard, washable, durable film. Ideal for interior a...
Gloss Paint
Gloss Paint is our higher sheen, hard wearing protective finish that dries to a hard, washable, durable film. Gloss Pain...
Chalkboard Paint
Chalkboard Paint turns any surface into a low sheen chalkboard, with an ultra-durable, washable finish. Our Chalkboard P...
The Proof is in the Paint
NON-TOXIC
ZERO VOC
WATER-BASED
NO POLYURETHANE ODOR
INGREDIENT TRANSPARENCY
EXCEPTIONAL COVERAGE
Non-Toxic Paint for Enhancing Woodwork
Our non-toxic trim, furniture, and cabinet paints are perfect for refreshing your home’s details, both inside and out. By using our non-toxic paint for your next DIY project, you will enhance and protect your home’s woodwork without exposing your family to harsh chemicals and fumes.
A Healthier Paint Choice For a Healthier Home
Our trim, furniture, and cabinet paints are VOC-free and non-toxic. That means you can use these paints indoors for a variety of projects without subjecting friends, family, and pets to the strong smells and fumes typically given off by conventional paints.
We also value transparency. For each can of ECOS paint (including our trim, furniture, and cabinet paint), we share VOC test results and ingredient lists so you can feel good about bringing it into your home.
What our customers are saying...
"I’ve used ECOS paints on my kitchen cabinets and it worked great and is very durable. Been two years and not a scratch. Very high quality products. I don’t think I’ll ever go back to using “normal” paint again!"
Michelina
FAQs About ECOS Paints
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It depends! You'll want to consider factors such as:
- The type of surface you're painting
- The color and condition of the previous paint
Our paint is for primed or previously painted surfaces. Unpainted or bare wood surfaces should be primed first to ensure an even color and consistency.
Our paint formulas are designed for previously painted or primed surfaces. If you're painting furniture, cabinets, or trim that is originally a lighter color without a glossy finish, you may be able to skip the primer.
If the surface is unfinished, heavily sanded, or glossy, we recommend starting with one of our trim, furniture, and cabinet primers. One coat should do, and then you're ready to get started with your new favorite paint color!
Using a gray or tinted primer under certain darker colors can help avoid the need for multiple coats of paint. We've made it easy to determine if you need a tinted primer by marking these colors with a roller icon in our color library.
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It depends on which formula of paint you're using and whether it's for indoor or outdoor use. Since furniture, trim, and cabinets get touched and bumped frequently, extra coats can help keep them looking just as good as the day you painted them.
Typically, our indoor trim and furniture paint require two coats. If you're painting outdoors, expect to need three coats of paint. Be sure to check the paint can or product page for exact recommendations.
Either way, you're getting better coverage without sacrificing quality. Our furniture, trim, and cabinet paints typically cover up to 400 square feet per gallon, so you get more done for less.
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As we said above, high-touch areas like cabinets and furniture need to be more durable than wall paint since they are more susceptible to everyday wear and tear.
We do not recommend using wall paints such as Matte or Eggshell for these types of projects because the finish will not be as durable, and you risk the chance of more stains, chips, and other damage.
The good news is we offer it all at ECOS Paints. From non-toxic wall and ceiling paint to furniture paint, you can get started on your next project without compromising your family's health.
