Tysons
Rickhouse

Tysons Corner, VA

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Tysons
Rickhouse

Tysons Corner, VA 

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Tysons
Rickhouse

Tysons Corner, VA 

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Tysons Rickhouse

Tysons Corner, VA 

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Tysons Rickhouse

Tysons Corner, VA 

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Located just outside D.C. in the bustling business hub of Tysons, VA, this bourbon-inspired bar and restaurant serves local Virginia-crafted cocktails and classic American fare using fresh ingredients. Originally called Shutters Bar & Bistro, the Tysons Corner Marriott renovated their three-meal restaurant with brass fixtures, leather textiles and a bourbon barrel installation to create an ambiance befitting of the new concept’s liquid muse. With a beverage list that boasts almost 40 different bourbons and whiskeys, the contemporary new space is now the perfect setting to indulge in an evening of whiskey tastings with friends or colleagues.

Located just outside D.C. in the bustling business hub of Tysons, VA, this bourbon-inspired bar and restaurant serves local Virginia-crafted cocktails and classic American fare using fresh ingredients. Originally called Shutters Bar & Bistro, the Tysons Corner Marriott renovated their three-meal restaurant with brass fixtures, leather textiles and a bourbon barrel installation to create an ambiance befitting of the new concept’s liquid muse. With a beverage list that boasts almost 40 different bourbons and whiskeys, the contemporary new space is now the perfect setting to indulge in an evening of whiskey tastings with friends or colleagues.
 

Located just outside D.C. in the bustling business hub of Tysons, VA, this bourbon-inspired bar and restaurant serves local Virginia-crafted cocktails and classic American fare using fresh ingredients. Originally called Shutters Bar & Bistro, the Tysons Corner Marriott renovated their three-meal restaurant with brass fixtures, leather textiles and a bourbon barrel installation to create an ambiance befitting of the new concept’s liquid muse. With a beverage list that boasts almost 40 different bourbons and whiskeys, the contemporary new space is now the perfect setting to indulge in an evening of whiskey tastings with friends or colleagues.
 

Located just outside D.C. in the bustling business hub of Tysons, VA, this bourbon-inspired bar and restaurant serves local Virginia-crafted cocktails and classic American fare using fresh ingredients. Originally called Shutters Bar & Bistro, the Tysons Corner Marriott renovated their three-meal restaurant with brass fixtures, leather textiles and a bourbon barrel installation to create an ambiance befitting of the new concept’s liquid muse. With a beverage list that boasts almost 40 different bourbons and whiskeys, the contemporary new space is now the perfect setting to indulge in an evening of whiskey tastings with friends or colleagues.
 

Located just outside D.C. in the bustling business hub of Tysons, VA, this bourbon-inspired bar and restaurant serves local Virginia-crafted cocktails and classic American fare using fresh ingredients. Originally called Shutters Bar & Bistro, the Tysons Corner Marriott renovated their three-meal restaurant with brass fixtures, leather textiles and a bourbon barrel installation to create an ambiance befitting of the new concept’s liquid muse. With a beverage list that boasts almost 40 different bourbons and whiskeys, the contemporary new space is now the perfect setting to indulge in an evening of whiskey tastings with friends or colleagues.
 

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Identity Design
Menu Design

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Identity Design
Menu Design

SERVICES

Identity Design
Menu Design

SERVICES

Identity Design
Menu Design

SERVICES

Identity Design
Menu Design

With renovations long complete, Green Olive was asked to craft an identity that paid homage to the history and tradition of bourbon, but balanced with a feel as contemporary as the space. The final solution is characterized by a visual vernacular synonymous with whiskey motifs popularized during the late 19th century that endure as classically timeless today. The system makes use of an assortment of typefaces that play to the strength of the whiskey-centric design and brand story.

With renovations long complete, Green Olive was asked to craft an identity that paid homage to the history and tradition of bourbon, but balanced with a feel as contemporary as the space. The final solution is characterized by a visual vernacular synonymous with whiskey motifs popularized during the late 19th century that endure as classically timeless today. The system makes use of an assortment of typefaces that play to the strength of the whiskey-centric design and brand story.
 

With renovations long complete, Green Olive was asked to craft an identity that paid homage to the history and tradition of bourbon, but balanced with a feel as contemporary as the space. The final solution is characterized by a visual vernacular synonymous with whiskey motifs popularized during the late 19th century that endure as classically timeless today. The system makes use of an assortment of typefaces that play to the strength of the whiskey-centric design and brand story.
 

With renovations long complete, Green Olive was asked to craft an identity that paid homage to the history and tradition of bourbon, but balanced with a feel as contemporary as the space. The final solution is characterized by a visual vernacular synonymous with whiskey motifs popularized during the late 19th century that endure as classically timeless today. The system makes use of an assortment of typefaces that play to the strength of the whiskey-centric design and brand story.
 

With renovations long complete, Green Olive was asked to craft an identity that paid homage to the history and tradition of bourbon, but balanced with a feel as contemporary as the space. The final solution is characterized by a visual vernacular synonymous with whiskey motifs popularized during the late 19th century that endure as classically timeless today. The system makes use of an assortment of typefaces that play to the strength of the whiskey-centric design and brand story.
 

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