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MEET THE FOUNDER
Recognized as One of MSN's Top 10 Trailblazing Women in 2026
Elyssa Contardo founded Tinted Finishes with a passion for creating custom decorative finishes that transform interiors into extraordinary spaces. Her innovative approach to luxury design has earned national recognition and helped establish Tinted as a trusted resource for designers, builders, and homeowners.
Designed for effortless indoor & outdoor application.
Spray. Brush. Wipe.
Our hybrid oil & water-based formula applies evenly and Dries 4X Faster than traditional stains, so your projects move forward without the wait.
We’ve curated a collection of high-end, designer-approved colors that stand out in all the best ways.
Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast, an interior designer, a custom furniture maker, or looking to refresh your kitchen with cabinet staining, Tinted delivers the quality, depth, and richness your projects deserve.
Modern innovation, everyday use
Traditional finishes rely on petrochemicals that compromise air quality and well-being. Tinted takes a different approach—our plant-based, 0 VOC formulas remove harmful substances while delivering the same high-performance results.
- 0 VOC & Non-Toxic
- Plant-Based Chemistry
- Sustainable Sourcing
Your project perfectly finished.
The best wood finishes in the industry—designed for beauty, crafted for performance, made for timeless living.
Our Resources
How Humidity and Weather Affect Wood Stain Drying
Weather has a bigger impact on wood staining than many DIYers realize. Learn how humidity, temperature, and airflow affect drying times and discover simple tips for achieving a beautiful finish.
Why Wood Stain Looks Different on Every Wood Type
The same wood stain can look completely different on oak, pine, maple, and cedar. Learn why this happens and how to choose the right approach for beautiful, predictable results.