About the company behind Kellie

Painting your home, the way it should have always felt.

We started this company after one too many homeowners told us the same story: months of putting off a refresh because the painting process — the quotes, the phone calls, the strangers in the driveway — felt heavier than the project itself.

A small team, a careful idea.

We're a small Cleveland-based team of designers, painters, and (mostly) Karens who finally got fed up with the way painting your home worked. We built the company we wished existed when it was our turn to repaint.

At the center of it is Kellie — our color curator and the warm voice you'll get to know. She's trained on thousands of rooms and decades of designer notes, and she's the reason the process feels less like hiring a contractor and more like a calm afternoon with a friend who happens to know everything about paint.

Our quiet promises.

  • One painter, never five. Hand-picked from the network we've vetted ourselves. The phone won't ring off the hook.
  • Honest line-item quotes. Paint, prep, labor, coats — all broken out before you commit. No "we'll see when we get there."
  • Color that flatters your light. Not the swatch card. Your actual room at 4pm.
  • Your information stays yours. We don't sell or share. Kellie holds your data the way a friend holds a secret.
  • You stay the creative director. Every paint decision is made with you, not for you. The painter we introduce is one we've personally trusted in our own homes.

Who's behind it.

A small team based in Cleveland with backgrounds in interior design, contracting, and the kind of tech that fades into the background. We're parents and homeowners and people who care a lot about the rooms we live in.

We started in Northeast Ohio because we live here. We're expanding to Akron, Columbus, and Pittsburgh next, and across the Midwest after that.

Ready to start a conversation with Kellie?

She's waiting — a glass of water on her desk, a notebook open, ready to hear about your space.

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