About Us
Small Studio,
big dreams.
Founded in 2019 by siblings Kelly and Sean, Lemon Street is a multi-disciplinary creative agency who love working with real people doing good things in the world.
Being a small team who started as a remote business means that we’re setup to work fast, from anywhere and with anyone.
Learn more about our values and community involvement on our Community page.
We're currently based in NSW and tasmania, Australia
your (sibling) duo.
We’ve combined our love of design and communicating interesting ideas with our (almost entirely irrelevant) professional careers to create Lemon Street.

Kelly
Kelly is the marketing and networking guru, always laughing and impossible to say no to. A degree in Criminology and years spent working with community and youth organisations has given Kelly a deep understanding of human behaviour (which she will gladly use to capture you!).

Sean
Sean ended years of professional life as a Chartered Accountant to chase the "big bucks" in small business... Or so he would say. Really it was the whiff of new ideas, disorderly typography and funny business names that truly motivated the switch from Excel to Adobe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Lemon Street is based in Australia!
Kelly is based in Coffs Harbour / Gumbaynggirr (NSW) and Sean is based in Hobart / nipaluna (TAS).
We work remotely with clients from all over, either in person or via video.
You may find us in local co-working spaces, café's, libraries, plant nurseries, mountains or dog parks.
Yes! We’re a team of two. You will work and communicate with one or both of us throughout the project.
Yes! We love working with NFPs and community organisations and have pricing and payment structures to suit. Get in touch today!
Yes, for people we trust. We understand the cashflow cycle for small business all too well.
Our standard terms are 50% on commencement followed by 25% instalments, but we can setup a monthly arrangement in some situations.
Note that ownership will not transfer to you until the final payment has been made.
Yes, for some procedural, admin, technical or research work.
No for creative work.
We're humans, who like working with other humans.
Human instinct and our (human) unique perspective is more valuable than any prediction robot.
