Melbourne Institutions Collection
A love letter to Melbourne. Australia’s city of food and culture.
Celebrating the best foodie hotspots across the city as chosen by you, from authentic Italian dining at Pellegrini's Espresso Bar, to spending Sunday mornings waiting for the ultimate pastry at the much loved Lune.
This collection, hand illustrated in fine liner pen & ink, captures the beautiful details of the striking city buildings that hold our favourite foodie experiences. Also, designed for wall prints, and homeware for you to enjoy and take home.
Chin Chin
Inspired by the electric energy of Melbourne’s dining scene, this illustration captures the bold spirit of Chin Chin. A place where vibrant flavours, loud laughter and long dinners collide, it’s become a rite of passage for locals and visitors alike. This drawing celebrates the colour, movement and joy that spills out onto Flinders Lane every night.
City Wine Shop
This piece honours the European charm of City Wine Shop, part bottle shop, part wine bar, part beloved institution. Shelves lined floor-to-ceiling with beautiful bottles and softly glowing light make it the perfect escape in the heart of the CBD. A tribute to spontaneous Friday nights and good conversations.
Flower Drum
An ode to timeless elegance, this illustration captures the refined legacy of Flower Drum. For decades it has set the standard for exceptional Chinese dining in the city. This drawing celebrates tradition, craftsmanship and the quiet luxury of a truly iconic experience.
Garden State Hotel
This artwork reflects the layered, light-filled spaces of Garden State Hotel. From after-work drinks to sun-drenched afternoons in the beer garden, it’s a venue made for gathering. A celebration of Melbourne’s love for good food, good design and even better company.
Gimlet
Sophisticated and cinematic, this illustration captures the polished glamour of Gimlet at Cavendish House. With its art deco interiors and perfectly crafted martinis, it feels like stepping into another era. A tribute to timeless hospitality and indulgent city nights.
Hector’s Deli
This drawing celebrates the cult following and simple perfection of Hector's Deli. Known for its perfectly toasted sandwiches and unmistakable storefront, it’s proof that the simplest things are often the best. A little slice of neighbourhood joy, captured in ink.
Jim’s Greek Tavern
Full of warmth and character, this illustration honours the lively spirit of Jim's Greek Tavern. Generous plates, no menus, and a whole lot of personality make it a true Melbourne classic. This piece celebrates food as theatre and the kind of nights you never want to end.
Lune
Precision, craft and quiet obsession are at the heart of Lune Croissanterie. This illustration captures the architectural beauty of its space and the artistry behind every croissant. A tribute to the pursuit of perfection and pastries worth the wait.
Mario’s
This piece celebrates the old-school charm of Mario's Cafe in Fitzroy. A longstanding favourite for coffee, conversation and comfort food, it feels like a second home to many. An illustration that honours simple rituals and community connection.
Pellegrini's Espresso Bar
Few places hold history quite like Pellegrini's Espresso Bar. This drawing pays tribute to its no-frills charm, iconic counter seating and decades of espresso poured with pride. A celebration of heritage, heart and the beauty of keeping things beautifully unchanged. With a small and perfected menu, you know exactly what you’re getting every time!
Rocco’s Bologna Discoteca
This illustration captures the nostalgic warmth of Rocco's Bologna Discoteca. With its retro interiors and comforting Italian classics, it’s a love letter to late-night pasta and disco-era flair. Bold, playful and full of personality just like the venue itself.
Welcome To Thornbury
A celebration of open-air energy and community spirit, this piece honours Welcome to Thornbury. Food trucks, live music and long summer evenings make it a northside favourite. This illustration captures the relaxed, come-as-you-are magic that defines Melbourne’s social scene.
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Cards
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Mugs
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Calendar
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Wall Print
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Tea Towel
