house style

noun

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

Example Sentences

He was the quintessential example of McMahon’s house style, which preferred short, theatrical matches between impossibly large superstars.

From Salon

Designers Adrien Morot and Kathy Tse on animatronics, AI and a house style that’s won over Hollywood.

From Los Angeles Times

Tse steers us around to the notion of a certain intimacy they like to work at, a realist aesthetic that might be called the Morot house style.

From Los Angeles Times

Coogler and actor Adrien Brody both wore broad-shouldered suits paired with T-shirts and more formalist cummerbunds — a house style of Fear of God.

From Los Angeles Times

I wish everyone had Shepherd’s command of the company’s house style.

From Los Angeles Times