About the studio
Smart Paint Home started as a residential colour crew in Gulshan and grew into a studio that also runs offices and plant shutdowns. The same people who obsess over a living room cut line also write method statements for epoxy floors.
We are not a marketplace of random painters. Supervisors stay on the job. Quotes stay in BDT. Colour gets sampled on the wall that will actually wear it.
The logo’s brush and house are not decoration. They are the brief: homes that feel cared for, coatings that behave like a building product, and a finish you can inspect in hard Gulshan daylight.
Origin
Clients here were tired of crews that arrived without drop cloths, changed the quoted colour, and disappeared before the snag list. Landlords were tired of painting over damp. Offices were tired of Monday odour.
We organised around those complaints. Protection kits in every van. Moisture meters. Written coat counts. A snag window that is a calendar date, not a shrug.
Industrial work arrived when a client asked if the same discipline could survive a Tejgaon shutdown. It could, if we treated HSE and grind time as first class, not as extras.
Today the Gulshan desk still answers the phone. The routes now include Banani, Baridhara, Bashundhara, Motijheel, Dhanmondi, Uttara, and plant belts when the specification is honest.
How we decide
If the wall will fail, we say so before colour. A lost job is cheaper than a public peeling story.
Occupied homes and offices get a plan for paths, odour, and sleep. Painting is disruptive. We do not pretend otherwise.
Humidity, dust, and sun are design inputs. Imported looks that cannot wash in Dhaka do not make the spec.
Scope, BDT, access, and snag dates. Variations in writing. That is respect for your time and ours.
Tape residue, overspray, and tea cups are part of the job. The colour is not done until the floor is.
Heights, solvents, and plant floors get briefings. A glossy wall is not worth a fall.
People
Colour leads run samples and client conversations. Site supervisors own protection, pace, and snags. Finishers own edges. Helpers own floors and masking. Nobody is ‘just labour’ on a Gulshan duplex where a marble stair can be ruined in a minute.
We brief in Bangla and English. We hire for care with other people’s homes, not only for speed. Speed without masking is expensive.
Training covers moisture meters, brand data sheets, and how to stop a job when the weather turns. The bravest thing a painter can do in Dhaka is delay an exterior.
House 18, Road 53, Gulshan 2, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh | +880 1711 882 441 | info@smartpainthome.com
