‘Piaf’ is French for ‘little sparrow’ and perfectly captures Simon Livingstone’s small, sweet and unpretentious restaurant.

Simon Livingstone is well known around the Brisbane hospitality scene. With the success of his two ‘hole-in-the-wall’ cafes, both called Espresso Garage, behind him he decided to get back to his first love, restauranteuring, by opening Piaf.

Simon chose Tell to create the brand for his new restaurant. “It is hard to find designers who are young, doing contemporary work – and at the same time flexible and approachable," says Simon. "Tell are very flexible and forward thinking, so they suited my needs perfectly.”

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For those who like the finer things in life, you can now collect your Harrisson products at Artisan or the Museum of Brisbane Store.

Just make sure you rave with semi-delinquent enthusiasm, wink and tap your nose a lot and they will recognise you as a true believer!

Or, if you prefer to shop online visit the Harrisson Gallery Store, click here.

MontroseAccess is a not-for-profit community-based organisation that provides therapy and respite services to young people with physical disabilities.

Tell was invited to refresh and unify MontroseAccess marketing collateral to convey a fresh vibrant organisation while maintaining a professional and clear message.

The latest addition is the MontroseAccess Annual Review that celebrates the organisation's 75th year.

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To make a donation call MontroseAccess 
Ph: (07) 3379 9200.