I tried a brand called Biofa for my son’s room. It’s VOC-free and uses natural pigments. The durability has been decent, but I did notice that darker colors tend to show marks more. Maybe stick to lighter shades if you’re worried about scuffs. The environmental aspect is a big plus for me.
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I’m all about the eco-friendly paints, but I have to say, the durability can be hit or miss. I used a natural paint brand (can’t remember the name) and it didn’t hold up well against my toddler’s toys. Maybe it’s worth looking into a protective top coat for high-traffic areas?
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I’ve been experimenting with different eco-friendly paints and found that the application method can really affect durability. Rolling on a couple of thin coats seems to work better than one thick coat. Also, I’ve heard good things about Graphenstone paints for durability and eco-friendliness. Might be worth checking out.