Butchershop wanted to pay subtle homage to Brixton UK, The Brixton inspiration, while staying classy. We used a black background with some noise and sharp, contemporary font. Even the color has meaning. For instance, the purple represents night but still works in the daytime for brunch.

We drew from contemporary bands and older alike that would play at Brixton UK. This is the crowd. This is the look and feel of The Brixton.

This is the image we held when finding our inspiration. It's raw. It's concerts and bands. It's The Brixton.

Butchershop ran The Brixton logo against the color palette we selected for them and the designs that we would use. This proved the viability of the new Brixton logo.

We designed the menus with concert bills in mind. We have artists on the backs of the menus that rotate from week to week. Awesome photos by Misha Vladimirskiy.

Butchershop took the design of a concert bill and reworked it for The Brixton menu.

Here's the menu rock'n the tables at The Brixton.

We made the online menu easy to get while keeping The Brixton flavor in the user experience.

The thumbnail gallery allows you to get a taste of The Brixton before biting into a full image.