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Virgin Hotels

International Brand

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Virgin Hotels

International Brand 

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Virgin Hotels

International Brand 

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International Brand 

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Virgin Hotels

International Brand 

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Inspired by local trends and built for globe-trotters, every Virgin Hotels is unique. Each location is designed to reflect the city it calls home, while still offering all the features and amenities that make up the Virgin way. The Virgin Hotels brand has long been a frontrunner in the hospitality scene with their dedication to art and culture and each outlet reflects that dedication by offering new and unforgettable food and beverage experiences.

Green Olive has worked with Virgin Hotels to create and actualize distinctive brands for their restaurant and bar outlets around the country. Through original, innovative ideation and meticulously crafted design, we have been able to convey Virgin Hotels commitment to bespoke hospitality experiences at the highest level.

Inspired by local trends and built for globe-trotters, every Virgin Hotels is unique. Each location is designed to reflect the city it calls home, while still offering all the features and amenities that make up the Virgin way. The Virgin Hotels brand has long been a frontrunner in the hospitality scene with their dedication to art and culture and each outlet reflects that dedication by offering new and unforgettable food and beverage experiences.

Green Olive has worked with Virgin Hotels to create and actualize distinctive brands for their restaurant and bar outlets around the country. Through original, innovative ideation and meticulously crafted design, we have been able to convey Virgin Hotels commitment to bespoke hospitality experiences at the highest level.

Inspired by local trends and built for globe-trotters, every Virgin Hotels is unique. Each location is designed to reflect the city it calls home, while still offering all the features and amenities that make up the Virgin way. The Virgin Hotels brand has long been a frontrunner in the hospitality scene with their dedication to art and culture and each outlet reflects that dedication by offering new and unforgettable food and beverage experiences.

Green Olive has worked with Virgin Hotels to create and actualize distinctive brands for their restaurant and bar outlets around the country. Through original, innovative ideation and meticulously crafted design, we have been able to convey Virgin Hotels commitment to bespoke hospitality experiences at the highest level.

 

Inspired by local trends and built for globe-trotters, every Virgin Hotels is unique. Each location is designed to reflect the city it calls home, while still offering all the features and amenities that make up the Virgin way. The Virgin Hotels brand has long been a frontrunner in the hospitality scene with their dedication to art and culture and each outlet reflects that dedication by offering new and unforgettable food and beverage experiences.

Green Olive has worked with Virgin Hotels to create and actualize distinctive brands for their restaurant and bar outlets around the country. Through original, innovative ideation and meticulously crafted design, we have been able to convey Virgin Hotels commitment to bespoke hospitality experiences at the highest level.

Inspired by local trends and built for globe-trotters, every Virgin Hotels is unique. Each location is designed to reflect the city it calls home, while still offering all the features and amenities that make up the Virgin way. The Virgin Hotels brand has long been a frontrunner in the hospitality scene with their dedication to art and culture and each outlet reflects that dedication by offering new and unforgettable food and beverage experiences.

Green Olive has worked with Virgin Hotels to create and actualize distinctive brands for their restaurant and bar outlets around the country. Through original, innovative ideation and meticulously crafted design, we have been able to convey Virgin Hotels commitment to bespoke hospitality experiences at the highest level.
 

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Dreamboat
Social Club

New Orleans, LA

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Dreamboat Social Club

New Orleans, LA 

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Dreamboat Social Club

New Orleans, LA 

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New Orleans, LA 

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New Orleans, LA 

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Virgin Hotels New Orleans envisioned Dreamboat Social Club as an oasis of elegant debauchery. Guests step off the elevator onto the thirteenth floor to find a chill vibe where cocktails, small plates, and sunsets satiate the soul. As the evening progresses the kitchen closes, and the dining area transforms into a dance floor. Staff members playfully prod guests into the spirit, allowing them to truly indulge and cast both cares and inhibitions away. 

Virgin Hotels New Orleans envisioned Dreamboat Social Club as an oasis of elegant debauchery. Guests step off the elevator onto the thirteenth floor to find a chill vibe where cocktails, small plates, and sunsets satiate the soul. As the evening progresses the kitchen closes, and the dining area transforms into a dance floor. Staff members playfully prod guests into the spirit, allowing them to truly indulge and cast both cares and inhibitions away. 

Virgin Hotels New Orleans envisioned Dreamboat Social Club as an oasis of elegant debauchery. Guests step off the elevator onto the thirteenth floor to find a chill vibe where cocktails, small plates, and sunsets satiate the soul. As the evening progresses the kitchen closes, and the dining area transforms into a dance floor. Staff members playfully prod guests into the spirit, allowing them to truly indulge and cast both cares and inhibitions away. 

Virgin Hotels New Orleans envisioned Dreamboat Social Club as an oasis of elegant debauchery. Guests step off the elevator onto the thirteenth floor to find a chill vibe where cocktails, small plates, and sunsets satiate the soul. As the evening progresses the kitchen closes, and the dining area transforms into a dance floor. Staff members playfully prod guests into the spirit, allowing them to truly indulge and cast both cares and inhibitions away. 

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SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design


SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design


SERVICES
Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design
SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design

SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design

PROCESS

Dreamboat Social Club derives its name from the song “When My Dreamboat Comes Home” by New Orleans native and jazz legend, Fats Domino. With that in mind, our team set about designing a brand concept with the same sense of history and place. The final direction takes inspiration from vintage jazz posters. The main logotype is energetic with a handwritten feel, its characters mimicking the ebb and flow of a standard jazz progression. The color palette feels right at home against the warmth of the interior space, playing off of the pops of green in the room and mimicking the lush tones of the local landscape. All of these elements are paired with a voice that is playful and romantic with a subtle air of nostalgia, setting the scene for a rooftop experience with a refined effortlessness.

Dreamboat Social Club derives its name from the song “When My Dreamboat Comes Home” by New Orleans native and jazz legend, Fats Domino. With that in mind, our team set about designing a brand concept with the same sense of history and place. The final direction takes inspiration from vintage jazz posters. The main logotype is energetic with a handwritten feel, its characters mimicking the ebb and flow of a standard jazz progression. The color palette feels right at home against the warmth of the interior space, playing off of the pops of green in the room and mimicking the lush tones of the local landscape. All of these elements are paired with a voice that is playful and romantic with a subtle air of nostalgia, setting the scene for a rooftop experience with a refined effortlessness.

Dreamboat Social Club derives its name from the song “When My Dreamboat Comes Home” by New Orleans native and jazz legend, Fats Domino. With that in mind, our team set about designing a brand concept with the same sense of history and place. The final direction takes inspiration from vintage jazz posters. The main logotype is energetic with a handwritten feel, its characters mimicking the ebb and flow of a standard jazz progression. The color palette feels right at home against the warmth of the interior space, playing off of the pops of green in the room and mimicking the lush tones of the local landscape. All of these elements are paired with a voice that is playful and romantic with a subtle air of nostalgia, setting the scene for a rooftop experience with a refined effortlessness.

Dreamboat Social Club derives its name from the song “When My Dreamboat Comes Home” by New Orleans native and jazz legend, Fats Domino. With that in mind, our team set about designing a brand concept with the same sense of history and place. The final direction takes inspiration from vintage jazz posters. The main logotype is energetic with a handwritten feel, its characters mimicking the ebb and flow of a standard jazz progression. The color palette feels right at home against the warmth of the interior space, playing off of the pops of green in the room and mimicking the lush tones of the local landscape. All of these elements are paired with a voice that is playful and romantic with a subtle air of nostalgia, setting the scene for a rooftop experience with a refined effortlessness.

Dreamboat Social Club derives its name from the song “When My Dreamboat Comes Home” by New Orleans native and jazz legend, Fats Domino. With that in mind, our team set about designing a brand concept with the same sense of history and place. The final direction takes inspiration from vintage jazz posters. The main logotype is energetic with a handwritten feel, its characters mimicking the ebb and flow of a standard jazz progression. The color palette feels right at home against the warmth of the interior space, playing off of the pops of green in the room and mimicking the lush tones of the local landscape. All of these elements are paired with a voice that is playful and romantic with a subtle air of nostalgia, setting the scene for a rooftop experience with a refined effortlessness.

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The Manor

Dallas, TX

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The Manor

Dallas, TX 

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The Manor

Dallas, TX 

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The Manor

Dallas, TX 

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The Manor

Dallas, TX 

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Virgin Hotels Dallas wanted to completely reimagine their use of The Manor, an event space named after Richard Branson’s first recording studio. The plan was to transform the venue into an interstellar-inspired lounge that paid homage to the Virgin Galactic space exploration and set the mood for an out-of-this-world, late-night experience. The concept would include dramatic red hues with a retro ‘70s feel and curved plush banquette seating lining the room.

Virgin Hotels Dallas wanted to completely reimagine their use of The Manor, an event space named after Richard Branson’s first recording studio. The plan was to transform the venue into an interstellar-inspired lounge that paid homage to the Virgin Galactic space exploration and set the mood for an out-of-this-world, late-night experience. The concept would include dramatic red hues with a retro ‘70s feel and curved plush banquette seating lining the room.

Virgin Hotels Dallas wanted to completely reimagine their use of The Manor, an event space named after Richard Branson’s first recording studio. The plan was to transform the venue into an interstellar-inspired lounge that paid homage to the Virgin Galactic space exploration and set the mood for an out-of-this-world, late-night experience. The concept would include dramatic red hues with a retro ‘70s feel and curved plush banquette seating lining the room.

Virgin Hotels Dallas wanted to completely reimagine their use of The Manor, an event space named after Richard Branson’s first recording studio. The plan was to transform the venue into an interstellar-inspired lounge that paid homage to the Virgin Galactic space exploration and set the mood for an out-of-this-world, late-night experience. The concept would include dramatic red hues with a retro ‘70s feel and curved plush banquette seating lining the room.

Virgin Hotels Dallas wanted to completely reimagine their use of The Manor, an event space named after Richard Branson’s first recording studio. The plan was to transform the venue into an interstellar-inspired lounge that paid homage to the Virgin Galactic space exploration and set the mood for an out-of-this-world, late-night experience. The concept would include dramatic red hues with a retro ‘70s feel and curved plush banquette seating lining the room.

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SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design


SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design


SERVICES
Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design
SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design

SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design

PROCESS

Green Olive had the pleasure of bringing The Manor’s galactic visual theme to life. Using a concept brief provided by the client as inspiration, the design team developed a range of logo systems around the Red Planet and space exploration. The final concept reflects a modern interpretation of the space age, boasting a one-of-a-kind logotype that suggests territory yet to be explored. A dramatic color palette that feels at home in the sexy space works alongside a voice that is equal parts confident, inquisitive and sophisticated. This visual language was then nimbly extended across various pieces of collateral to immerse guests in a truly extraterrestrial experience.

Green Olive had the pleasure of bringing The Manor’s galactic visual theme to life. Using a concept brief provided by the client as inspiration, the design team developed a range of logo systems around the Red Planet and space exploration. The final concept reflects a modern interpretation of the space age, boasting a one-of-a-kind logotype that suggests territory yet to be explored. A dramatic color palette that feels at home in the sexy space works alongside a voice that is equal parts confident, inquisitive and sophisticated. This visual language was then nimbly extended across various pieces of collateral to immerse guests in a truly extraterrestrial experience.

 

Green Olive had the pleasure of bringing The Manor’s galactic visual theme to life. Using a concept brief provided by the client as inspiration, the design team developed a range of logo systems around the Red Planet and space exploration. The final concept reflects a modern interpretation of the space age, boasting a one-of-a-kind logotype that suggests territory yet to be explored. A dramatic color palette that feels at home in the sexy space works alongside a voice that is equal parts confident, inquisitive and sophisticated. This visual language was then nimbly extended across various pieces of collateral to immerse guests in a truly extraterrestrial experience.
 

Green Olive had the pleasure of bringing The Manor’s galactic visual theme to life. Using a concept brief provided by the client as inspiration, the design team developed a range of logo systems around the Red Planet and space exploration. The final concept reflects a modern interpretation of the space age, boasting a one-of-a-kind logotype that suggests territory yet to be explored. A dramatic color palette that feels at home in the sexy space works alongside a voice that is equal parts confident, inquisitive and sophisticated. This visual language was then nimbly extended across various pieces of collateral to immerse guests in a truly extraterrestrial experience.

Green Olive had the pleasure of bringing The Manor’s galactic visual theme to life. Using a concept brief provided by the client as inspiration, the design team developed a range of logo systems around the Red Planet and space exploration. The final concept reflects a modern interpretation of the space age, boasting a one-of-a-kind logotype that suggests territory yet to be explored. A dramatic color palette that feels at home in the sexy space works alongside a voice that is equal parts confident, inquisitive and sophisticated. This visual language was then nimbly extended across various pieces of collateral to immerse guests in a truly extraterrestrial experience.

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The Late Great

Nashville, TN

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The Late Great

Nashville, TN 

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The Solarium

St. Louis, MO 

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The Solarium

St. Louis, MO 

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The Solarium

St. Louis, MO 

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The Virgin Hotels brand has long been a frontrunner in the hospitality scene with their dedication to art and culture. Their latest initiative, The Late Great, is located in music city and champions everything rock and roll. Taking its name from the 1972 Townes Van Zandt album, The Late Great is not only a nod to one of the acclaimed album’s title but also pays homage to the great ghosts of Nashville. Guests enter the exclusive bar via a secret, back-alley door and are met with a stunning room alive with music and conversation. This modern-day speakeasy gives true meaning to the word “underground”. A place where unknown musicians rub elbows with Grammy winners and industry VIPs raise a toast with locals, this secret society suggests the thrill of an exclusive, invite-only after show.

The Virgin Hotels brand has long been a frontrunner in the hospitality scene with their dedication to art and culture. Their latest initiative, The Late Great, is located in music city and champions everything rock and roll. Taking its name from the 1972 Townes Van Zandt album, The Late Great is not only a nod to one of the acclaimed album’s title but also pays homage to the great ghosts of Nashville. Guests enter the exclusive bar via a secret, back-alley door and are met with a stunning room alive with music and conversation. This modern-day speakeasy gives true meaning to the word “underground”. A place where unknown musicians rub elbows with Grammy winners and industry VIPs raise a toast with locals, this secret society suggests the thrill of an exclusive, invite-only after show.

The Solarium is the perfect addition to The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis’ more than 30,000 square feet of meeting and event spaces. Opened in 2021, the long-underutilized area above the hotel’s porte cochere was redesigned with the most luxurious special event accommodations in mind, while thoughtfully taking post-pandemic demand for open air spaces into account. The result is a breathtaking indoor/outdoor space featuring removable glass panels and an ivy-laced lattice ceiling. Appropriate for the most intimate of celebrations to lavish receptions alike, The Solarium’s reputation for surprising and delighting guests has made it one of the area’s most sought-after event venues year-round.
 

The Solarium is the perfect addition to The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis’ more than 30,000 square feet of meeting and event spaces. Opened in 2021, the long-underutilized area above the hotel’s porte cochere was redesigned with the most luxurious special event accommodations in mind, while thoughtfully taking post-pandemic demand for open air spaces into account. The result is a breathtaking indoor/outdoor space featuring removable glass panels and an ivy-laced lattice ceiling. Appropriate for the most intimate of celebrations to lavish receptions alike, The Solarium’s reputation for surprising and delighting guests has made it one of the area’s most sought-after event venues year-round.
 

The Solarium is the perfect addition to The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis’ more than 30,000 square feet of meeting and event spaces. Opened in 2021, the long-underutilized area above the hotel’s porte cochere was redesigned with the most luxurious special event accommodations in mind, while thoughtfully taking post-pandemic demand for open air spaces into account. The result is a breathtaking indoor/outdoor space featuring removable glass panels and an ivy-laced lattice ceiling. Appropriate for the most intimate of celebrations to lavish receptions alike, The Solarium’s reputation for surprising and delighting guests has made it one of the area’s most sought-after event venues year-round.
 

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Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design
Apparel Design


SERVICES

Strategic Brand Messaging
Strategic Brand Positioning
Identity Design
Collateral Design
Menu Design
Apparel Design

SERVICES

Logo Design
Menu Design
Strategic Brand Positioning
Strategic Brand Messaging
Traditional Public Relations
Story Pitching
Community Relations
Partnership Development
On-Premise Event Development

SERVICES

Logo Design
Menu Design
Strategic Brand Positioning
Strategic Brand Messaging
Traditional Public Relations
Story Pitching
Community Relations
Partnership Development
On-Premise Event Development

SERVICES

Logo Design
Menu Design
Strategic Brand Positioning
Strategic Brand Messaging
Traditional Public Relations
Story Pitching
Community Relations
Partnership Development
On-Premise Event Development

PROCESS

Green Olive was recruited to design a brand package that exudes the rich timelessness of The Late Great concept. With one foot in the classic rock era and the other firmly planted in Nashville’s music scene today, the system carries with it a time-tested, albeit fashionable, personality. An effortlessly cool brand with just the right amount of sophistication, The Late Great is layered, unexpected and an instant classic.

Green Olive was recruited to design a brand package that exudes the rich timelessness of The Late Great concept. With one foot in the classic rock era and the other firmly planted in Nashville’s music scene today, the system carries with it a time-tested, albeit fashionable, personality. An effortlessly cool brand with just the right amount of sophistication, The Late Great is layered, unexpected and an instant classic.

Drawing inspiration from the vegetation and plant life that thrive in a light filled environment, Green Olive’s design team began work on a brand identity system that would speak to the venue’s dramatic aesthetic. Honing in on the name itself, solariums are meant to allow optimal natural light to enter a room, making them the ideal greenhouses for flowers or plants that require exposure to the sun. Drawing from these ideas of growth, the main logotype makes use of characters that weave and bend, mimicking a vine or stem that may similarly bend towards the light in order to flourish. Our solution characterizes The Solarium as the choice destination for events, ensuring that it makes any occasion unforgettably special.

As one of the most highly-anticipated event spaces opening in St. Louis, our public relations team worked with area print and broadcast outlets to unveil The Solarium upon its completion. Of note, the hotel’s general manager was featured on the local Fox 2 channel, giving a tour of the space to viewers, while we also secured dedicated coverage in St. Louis Magazine and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. In addition to these wide-ranging placements, Green Olive Media also helped facilitate an 11-page cover story for St. Louis Bride Magazine, highlighting The Solarium and a selection of hotel destinations
 

Drawing inspiration from the vegetation and plant life that thrive in a light filled environment, Green Olive’s design team began work on a brand identity system that would speak to the venue’s dramatic aesthetic. Honing in on the name itself, solariums are meant to allow optimal natural light to enter a room, making them the ideal greenhouses for flowers or plants that require exposure to the sun. Drawing from these ideas of growth, the main logotype makes use of characters that weave and bend, mimicking a vine or stem that may similarly bend towards the light in order to flourish. Our solution characterizes The Solarium as the choice destination for events, ensuring that it makes any occasion unforgettably special.

As one of the most highly-anticipated event spaces opening in St. Louis, our public relations team worked with area print and broadcast outlets to unveil The Solarium upon its completion. Of note, the hotel’s general manager was featured on the local Fox 2 channel, giving a tour of the space to viewers, while we also secured dedicated coverage in St. Louis Magazine and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. In addition to these wide-ranging placements, Green Olive Media also helped facilitate an 11-page cover story for St. Louis Bride Magazine, highlighting The Solarium and a selection of hotel destinations

Drawing inspiration from the vegetation and plant life that thrive in a light filled environment, Green Olive’s design team began work on a brand identity system that would speak to the venue’s dramatic aesthetic. Honing in on the name itself, solariums are meant to allow optimal natural light to enter a room, making them the ideal greenhouses for flowers or plants that require exposure to the sun. Drawing from these ideas of growth, the main logotype makes use of characters that weave and bend, mimicking a vine or stem that may similarly bend towards the light in order to flourish. Our solution characterizes The Solarium as the choice destination for events, ensuring that it makes any occasion unforgettably special.

As one of the most highly-anticipated event spaces opening in St. Louis, our public relations team worked with area print and broadcast outlets to unveil The Solarium upon its completion. Of note, the hotel’s general manager was featured on the local Fox 2 channel, giving a tour of the space to viewers, while we also secured dedicated coverage in St. Louis Magazine and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. In addition to these wide-ranging placements, Green Olive Media also helped facilitate an 11-page cover story for St. Louis Bride Magazine, highlighting The Solarium and a selection of hotel destinations
 

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Selected Works

The Ritz-CarltonDesign, Public Relations, Social Media | St. Louis, MO

Virgin HotelsDesign | International Brand

Live! by LoewsDesign | Arlington, TX

Loews Coronado Bay ResortDesign | Coronado, CA

Loews Coral Gables HotelDesign | Coral Gables, FL

The CassoDesign | Raleigh, NC

Lucky DayDesign | Covington, GA

The GarrisonDesign | Ozark, MO

Tysons RickhouseDesign | Tysons Corner, VA

The MemphianDesign | Memphis, TN

Loews Kansas City HotelDesign | Kansas City, MO

The Lodge at SonomaDesign | Sonoma, CA

Barbary Beach HouseDesign | Key West, FL

Havana Cabana HotelDesign | Key West, FL

Cotton House HotelDesign & Public Relations | Cleveland, MS

The Pool ClubDesign | Dallas, TX

Rib Country BBQDesign | Georgia & North Carolina

Sweetwater Brewing CompanyPublic Relations | Atlanta, GA

Heaton'sDesign | Kimpton Hotel - Vero Beach, FL

Loews HotelsDesign | International Brand

Sotherly HotelsDesign | National Brand

Marriott HotelsDesign | International Brand

Westin HotelsDesign | International Brand

The Ritz-CarltonDesign | International Brand

Stray HorseDesign | Houston, TX

All WaterDesign | Seattle, WA

Shorebreak ResortDesign | Huntington Beach, CA

The HubDesign | Watersound Beach, FL

C. Ellet'sDesign | Atlanta, GA

City PharmacyDesign | Covington, GA

Fox Bros. Bar-B-QPublic Relations & Design | Atlanta, GA

Sugarfire Smoke HousePublic Relations | Multiple Locations Across the Midwest

Chicken + BeerPublic Relations & Design | Atlanta, GA

Southern NationalPublic Relations & Design | Mobile, AL

Taqueria del SolPublic Relations | Atlanta, GA

SmithfieldPublic Relations | Smithfield, VA

Chef Tim ByresPublic Relations | Dallas, TX

Precinct Kitchen + BarDesign | Boston, MA

Pie ProvisionsDesign | Woodstock, GA

SalataPublic Relations | National Brand

ScoutDesign | Atlanta, GA

Holler & DashPublic Relations

SupericaDesign | Atlanta, GA

The El FelixDesign | Alpharetta, GA

Olive & SinclairPublic Relations & Design | Nashville, TN

The AshburnDesign | Chicago, IL

Fish BarDesign | New York, NY

Goo Goo ClusterPublic Relations & Design | Nashville, TN

Rowe BarDesign | St. Pete Beach, FL

St. Johns Provision Co.Design | Jacksonville, FL

Richards' Southern FriedDesign | Atlanta, GA

Community SmithPublic Relations & Design | Atlanta, GA

Village LawnDesign | Gulf Shores, AL

CanoePublic Relations & Design | Atlanta, GA

Bank & BourbonPublic Relations & Design | Philadelphia, PA

Mason'sPublic Relations & Design | Nashville, TN

Georgian TerracePublic Relations & Design | Atlanta, GA

Total Beverage SolutionPublic Relations & Design | National Campaign

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