house style

noun

a set of rules concerning spellings, typography, etc, observed by editorial and printing staff in a particular publishing or printing company

The final wines are usually blends of several vintages and aim to create a “house style” for consistency.

This harassment or discrimination claim hinges on frat house–style “sexual humiliation” rather than sexual desire.

Nella followed her into the apartment, which was shabbily furnished in the Belgian lodging-house style.

These were got up in the same charnel-house style, and embellished with skulls, human bones, and skeletons.

Where there is depravity there is a slaughter-house style of thinking.

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