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Saturday, October 10, 2026

Parliament House Studio

Kangaroo Point’s hidden gem taking the fear out of tattoos and turning ideas into art.

Yes, ink lover, getting your next piece can feel as nerve wracking as stepping onto a rollercoaster for the first time but once you’re on board, the thrill is totally worth it. So don’t let the buzz of the needle keep you on the sidelines. There’s a cosy, welcoming spot in Kangaroo Point that’ll make your first (or fifteenth) tattoo feel like a breeze.

Nestled on the ground floor of a heritage building, just beneath Brisbane’s iconic Story Bridge, Parliament House Studio is a small but mighty team of three fine line specialists. With over 30 years of combined experience and more than 90 genuine 5 star Google reviews, they’ve earned a well deserved reputation.

They specialise in fine line work, whether it’s a delicate piece wrapped around your wrist or a clean script along your collarbone. While fine line is their focus, they welcome most styles and always make sure your design feels personal and just right.

Free in-depth consultations, upfront pricing and zero hidden fees mean you’ll enjoy honest chats and great tattoos every time.

So, if you ever find yourself wandering Kangaroo Point and spot those welcoming studio lights, swing by for a chat. Whether you’re local or just passing through, they love meeting new faces and who knows? You might leave with a story etched in ink and a new core memory.


Parliament House Studio
184 Main St, Kangaroo Point QLD 4169
0432 771 324
Open Wed to Sat | 10am to 5pm
parliamenthousestudio.com




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