yeah my business name is different, I'm just struggling to find a decent .com domain name which I is easy to remember and doesnt need explaining (like using hyphens, complex words, numbers etc)
While I understand that, also realize who your audience is and why they would want to look at your web page
or even need to remember or guess the name. If someone else is referring to your website on-line, they do not need to remember its name, they just click the link. If you mail people, they just need to click the link in the email. If it's for repeat business, they could already have the link in their favorites, or on an invoice, or a seasonal greeting/invitation. Maybe the name can be abbreviated cleverly, which results in less typing and potential typos (which could lead to competitors or worse). You could even pay Google to rank higher in search results, for a while. If you advertise in local media, add a QR/barcode they can scan with their smartphone.
One can also think out of the box, depending on what quality one wants to sell. For example use 'painterly.info' (or 'painterly.shop' or 'painterly.online' which are available but more expensive) if that matches the style that describes your product offering. It could even be a simple page with only links to your other domain name(s). Some people even speculate on common typos, and register those domain names to link to the actual domain name you want to use.
And as I said earlier, check for the expiration date on a domain name that is currently already in use by someone else, and when you can claim it as yours, you might even get someone else's contacts landing on your page.
Cheers,
Bart