Before
AfterVictorian Exterior
Hyde Park
Painting · Cincinnati, Ohio · Est. 2014
The careful kind of painting.For Cincinnati homes that deserve it.
Interiors, exteriors, cabinets, and historic restoration — finished the slow, right way and warrantied for years.
11 yrs
Painting Cincinnati
400+
Projects completed
10 yr
Workmanship warranty
Services
Eight crafts.
One studio.
Every job runs through the same crew lead. No subcontracting, no surprises.
All services →
Interior painting
Walls, ceilings, and rooms that read finished.
The quiet kind. →
Exterior painting
Built to outlast Ohio weather.
Decade-long finishes. →
Cabinet refinishing
Sprayed in a booth, installed clean.
Factory finish, on-site. →
Trim and millwork
Hand-finished doors, casing, and built-ins.
Sharp lines, every time. →
Wallpaper removal
Off the wall, ready for paint.
Strip and skim. →
Deck and fence
Stripped, sanded, sealed.
Wood that lasts. →
Historic restoration
Period-correct work on Cincinnati's oldest homes.
Lead-safe, color-correct. →
Commercial painting
Off-hours crews. Clean job sites.
Painted while you're closed. →
Recent work
Before and after, side by side.
A sample of projects from the last twelve months across Cincinnati.
BeforeAfter
Before
AfterLiving Room Reset
Mount Adams
Before
AfterKitchen Cabinet Refinish
Oakley
Before
AfterOTR Italianate Facade
Over-the-Rhine
Before
AfterTrim & Millwork Restoration
Clifton
Before
AfterDeck Restoration
Northside
"A good paint job is the prep you didn't see, the second coat you didn't think you needed, and the broom marks on the sidewalk after we left."
— The studio manifesto, page one
Neighborhoods
We work block by block.
Cincinnati is a city of older houses and stronger opinions. We've learned both.
Clients
Words from Cincinnati homeowners.
They moved furniture, masked the floors, and disappeared into the walls. We came home to a finished house and a swept porch.
Margaret L.
Hyde Park
Three other quotes wanted to pressure-wash and paint in the same week. These guys spent four days prepping. You can see the difference from the sidewalk.
David K.
Mount Adams
They treated the house like a museum. The cornice details came back to life — we didn't even know they were under there.
Eleanor R.
Over-the-Rhine