Bright, modern kitchen and dining area with large arched windows, wooden flooring, a white island with wooden barstools, and wall art of an outdoor scene.

Illustrated Places & Spaces

Bespoke illustrations that celebrate the places people gather, remember and connect with. From hospitality venues and local landmarks to large-scale developments and community spaces, each illustration is thoughtfully hand-drawn to tell a story and create a lasting sense of place.

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Hospitality & Local Businesses

Helping hospitality venues and local businesses stand out through bespoke illustrations that celebrate their unique personality and atmosphere.

A framed illustration of a garden scene with plants, a bicycle, and a sign that says 'Fosh Trails' hanging above a brick wall, with a beige textured wall and a window to the right.

Interior of a restaurant or cafe with a framed colorful artwork on the wall, a wall-mounted gold and white spherical light fixture, a marble-topped table with a glass of orange beverage, a small vase with greenery, and a brown upholstered bench seat.

Illustration of a seafood restaurant named Morgan's with a building facade, trees, and a sky background.

Community & Place

Some of our most treasured memories are tied to places. Through illustration, these stories can be preserved and celebrated for generations to come.

Open magazine displaying a colorful illustrated map of Birtinya with landmarks and outdoor activities, person sitting on a sofa reading.

A detailed illustrated map of a recreational area featuring lakes, beaches, sports facilities, walking paths, trees, and buildings. Various activities like swimming, paddleboarding, sailing, cycling, running, fishing, and yoga are depicted, along with people relaxing at an outdoor café, dog walking, and children playing.

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Habitat Developments had five architecturally considered homes and a philosophy of understated beauty.

They needed illustration that could carry that philosophy, something that felt like art, not just a sales tool.

The result was The Wabi Sabi 5: five hand-crafted architectural illustrations delivered as a luxury lookbook, printed on Japanese washi paper and framed in acrylic for each site.