BRIEF

Originally named Merivale Flats and constructed in 1938, Marlowe is an Australian bistro located on Fish Lane in South Brisbane.

The identity balances tradition with warmth, responding directly to the building’s architecture and the atmosphere of the dining spaces. Drawing from classic bistro typography and iconography, as well as the ceiling reliefs, borders and room divisions, the system feels grounded and timeless. These architectural references informed both the graphic language and a strong use of embossing, allowing texture and relief to play a tactile role across printed applications. 

Bold, deliberate pops of colour reference the individual palettes of each dining suite.

SCOPE

Brand Identity 
Website 
Social Templates
Signage

CREDITS

Signage in collaboration with J.AR OFFICE
Photography supplied by Marlowe










































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AUS East Coast
The Jagera people and the Turrbal people are acknowledged as the Traditional Custodians of Meanjin, the lands on which this work is created, with respects paid to their Elders past and present.



Marlowe