Careful painting for homes worth caring for.

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Interior and exterior painting with careful prep, crisp trim lines, and finishes made to last.

Living room with deep green painted walls and built-ins, crisp white trim and a cream sofa
Bedroom with a terracotta clay accent wall behind an upholstered bed

Clay accent wall

One warm wall in a soft matte, set against clean white baseboards.

Bold color, done right.

From a calm sage kitchen to a lacquered oxblood dining room, we match the prep and the sheen to the room, so the color looks the way you pictured it.

Open floor plan kitchen with a sage green painted island and cabinets

Sage kitchen cabinetry

A durable satin on the island and lowers, open to the living room.

Craftsman house painted slate blue with white trim and a red front door

Slate blue exterior

Slate siding, bright white trim, and a glossy red door.

Dining room with walls and ceiling in high-gloss oxblood red

Oxblood dining room

Walls, paneling and ceiling in a mirror-like high gloss.

Home office with ochre limewash walls and charcoal navy built-in shelves

Ochre limewash study

Soft, cloudy limewash walls framed by deep charcoal built-ins.

What we paint.

Full-service interior and exterior painting for homeowners who notice the details.

Interior

Walls, ceilings, doors and stairwells, one room or the whole house.

Exterior

Siding, trim, porches, shutters and front doors, prepped to stand up to the weather.

Trim and baseboards

Clean, even lines on casings, crown and baseboards. The details that make a room feel finished.

Accent walls

One confident color on the wall that matters most, in the sheen that suits it.

Start your estimate.

Five quick steps about your project: what we're painting, the condition of the walls, and your timing. We'll follow up with your estimate.

Step 1 of 5

What do you need painted?

Next we'll ask about rooms, trim and baseboards, the condition of your walls, and your timing.

“Good work is the kind you still notice years later. The line along the crown. The edge of the baseboard. The door that still closes clean.”

The Goodwork standard
A painter's brush cutting a straight line where a navy wall meets white crown molding