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October 31, 2014 by Roy Johnson

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House Style is a term used to describe the rules laid down by a business or organisation to regularise the presentation of its written communications and documents. In some cases these rules might be summarised formally in a published Style Guide or Style Manual.

The purpose of codifying what can be written may vary from a desire to control a corporate image (business documents); a need to maintain standards and follow established conventions (academic writing); or a need for accuracy and precision (technical manuals).

Many different types of institutions, businesses, publishers, or public bodies will establish a house style in order to maintain their corporate or brand image.

The origins of house style lie in the realm of printing, where newspapers and book publishers originally sought to establish guidelines for standardising their productions. The best known of these guides is Hart’s Rules , first written at the end of the nineteenth century for the Oxford University Press. In the twenty-first century, house style is also likely to include writing and presentation guidelines for what will appear on computer screens.

There are differences of approach in the rules of these various style guides. This should alert us to the fact that they are not only dealing with matters of fact and correctness – but are offering a series of conventions which should be followed by their authors.

They are likely to have policies governing such matters as

• Capitalisation
• Use of acronyms
• Punctuation

The notes given below provide illustrative examples. For detailed information on any topic, follow the links to the online style guides and the newspaper house style sites. Some of their guides are the size of small encyclopedias.

House Style – a real example

For instance, each topic they discuss is illustrated by an example of ‘Microsoft style’ and then an example of ‘Not Microsoft style’.

They also specify such fine details as how to present numbers; how to choose the names for toolbars and buttons; how to punctuate lists; how to size titles, sub-headings, and paragraph spaces; and where to use quotation marks .

The following is their table of contents for the topics covered in their house style guide – many of them in extremely fine detail.

• Microsoft style and voice
• Writing for web delivery
• Writing for a worldwide audience
• Accessibility issues
• The user interface
• Technical procedures
• Practical issues of style
• Indexing and keywords
• Acronyms and abbreviations

Style guides might now make distinctions between house style for print and for online purposes – because the two mediums are considered quite distinct, and may have different readerships and purposes.

Reading on a computer screen is more tiring than reading from a printed document. For this reason, style guides for digital use may specify shorter sentences and paragraphs, wider margins, and the inclusion of graphics.

House style manuals very often specify how the various departments and personnel in an organisation should be described. They are also likely to specify such details as the size and spacing of titles, headings, and sub-headings.

Some words (in English) have more than one spelling . The term judgement can also be spelled judgment . House style rules help to create consistency throughout a document. And consistency is a key principle in creating ease of comprehension.

Newspapers also strive to use consistent spellings for foreign names such as Reykjavik (the capital of Iceland) and Nizhni Novgorod (a port in European Russia).

They are also likely to specify the spelling of names of important people – such as Ban Ki-Moon (Secretary General of the United Nations) and Aung San Suu Kyi (opposition leader in Myanmar – formerly Burma). This shows respect for the person.

American English and British English have minor differences in spelling, so documents aimed at both audiences need to be consistent.

Printed style guides

This is a selection of book reviews featuring style guides published by a variety of organisations.

Note of interest — it is said that the complete printed maintenance manuals for the Boeing 737 jet weighed more than the aircraft itself.

The choice of vocabulary is important because it reflects the nature and the attitude of the organisation. The language you choose needs to be understood by the audience(s). It should be clear, unambiguous, and consistent.

It is now very common for organisations to specify the terms used to describe people with disabilities, ethnic minorities, and issues related to gender.

For instance, the BBC specifies that people with learning disabilities should be used – not mentally handicapped . It specifies Muslim instead of Moslem .

The Guardian newspaper used to prohibit the use of the term regime to describe a government – because the term is clearly derogatory and suggests a bias against a government which might become legitimate in a few week’s time.

The Telegraph newspaper has a list of ‘banned words’ in its house style guide. These are not ideologically taboo words so much as lists of journalistic clichés used in tabloid newspapers – terms such as bloodbath , clampdown , jaw-dropping , and prestigious .

Online style guides

BBC News style guide Detailed guidelines for print, online, plus radio and television broadcasting. Also includes rules on pronunciation and spelling of foreign names.

English Grammar Comprehensive grammar guide, with downloadable lessons, interactive exercises, grammar checker, videos, and daily updates.

Purdue On-line Writing Lab Purdue’s famous OWL, useful for general writing concerns, with links to American academic style guides and how to avoid plagiarism.

The Elements of Style William Strunk, Jr.’s original 1918 classic. The ‘bare bones’ approach to common problems, with illustrative examples.

On-Line Study Resources Style, grammar, essay-writing, citations and footnotes, plagiarism and presentation from the University of New South Wales.

alt.usage.english – Style FAQ Mark Israel’s Frequently Asked Questions covers common English usage questions, word etymology, online and offline references, and more.

WebGrammar Judy Vorfeld’s excellent site covers some of the most common writing mistakes, including spelling, grammar and homonym errors.

Capitalization

The correct use of capital letters is not quite so straightforward as it might seem. It is not always immediately clear if someone, somewhere, or something warrants a capital or not. The following are some of the more common instances.

However, when such terms are used as adjectives or in a general sense as common nouns, no capital is required:

the King James Bible / a biblical reference

Oxford University / a university education

the present Government / governments since 1967

Capitals are used when describing intellectual movements or periods of history:

Freudian – Platonism – Cartesian – the Middle Ages the Reformation – the Enlightenment

They are also used in the titles of books, plays, films, newspapers, magazines, songs, and works of art in general. The normal convention is to capitalise the first word and any nouns or important terms. Smaller words such as ‘and’, ‘of’, and ‘the’ are left uncapitalised:

A View from the Bridge The Mayor of Casterbridge North by Northwest The Marriage of Figaro

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House styles - aligning the look and feel of your contracts

Implementing house styles is important, yet easily overlooked.

What is a house style?

In general, a house style is primarily a set of rules on typographical choices regarding the presentation of documents (e.g.: font, font size, indentation, numbering, logo placement, etc.). However, for lawyers, a house style also encompasses drafting conventions which set out general rules on wording, such as:

• expressions used — e.g. “as set out hereinabove” versus “as set out in this agreement”
• notation — e.g. “within three (3) business days” versus “within 3 business days”
• terminology — e.g.: “Contract” versus “Agreement”

Why do you need a house style?

A consistently used house style can contribute to the reputation of an organisation just as a lack thereof can undermine it. Having formatting, language, or layout inconsistencies from one document to another can indicate a lack of internal organisation, or even give the impression of being a sloppy drafter. For many law firm clients, this is incompatible with the premium hourly rates charged by law firms. For both law firms and in-house legal departments, there is a risk that a poor document layout will undermine the weight of the message that is being conveyed.  

How are house styles implemented?

For many law firms or legal departments starting on their journey to improve their service delivery via legal technology, automatically enforcing the house style is often a top priority. Law firms or legal departments that have implemented a house style typically do so in three different ways. They are discussed below from least optimal to most optimal.

A first, straightforward way of creating a house style is by drafting an internal policy document setting out the house style rules. Depending on how extensive the rules are, such a document can range anywhere between 5 and 50 pages. In practice, such documents often do little more than drag out the onboarding process of new lawyers and are rarely consulted afterwards.

A second way is to implement a tool — typically a Microsoft Word plugin or a set of empty Word templates — that aligns a document with the house style at the click of a button. (Simple document assembly software that requires the user to draft within Microsoft Word, also falls within this category.) These plugins or templates work well for the typographical part of the house style, but offer no assistance for the drafting conventions, because they typically lack advanced language recognition and conversion features.  

Finally, house styles can be enforced with advanced document assembly software. Software packages that adhere to this methodology — see, for example, Adobe Framemaker and MadCap Flare outside the legal industry— separate content and styling so that all the content can be optimised first before any styling is applied. House styles are defined once in a central location and are automatically applied once the content is finished. This way, lawyers are not required to waste time on making sure that their content is aligned with the house style and any risk of non-alignment is eliminated.

ClauseBase is also a perfect example of such advanced document assembly software that has all the necessary features to create or implement a robust house style. From a typographical point of view, styling can be defined centrally by an organisation’s administrator and is applied top-down. Furthermore, ClauseBase allows the possibility of storing multiple such house styles. For law firms, this is interesting because they can automatically apply the house style of their clients – a clear sign of commitment. In-house legal counsels can switch house styles depending on which company within the group they are working for (e.g.: automatic inclusion of the correct logo). Even the drafting conventions contained in the house style can be automated within ClauseBase, ranging from:

• automatic notation of numbers — e.g.: “three (3) business days” or “3 business days”
• uniform definition list styling — e.g.: curly brackets or straight brackets, “shall mean” or “shall have the meaning”
• consistent list styling — e.g., always use semicolon suffixes, except in the next-to-last and last items of the list
• consistent currency notation — e.g.: 5 EUR or €5, 5.000 or 5,000
• consistent date notation — e.g.: 15th of July 2019 or 15/09/2019 or 15 July 2019
• consistent terminology — e.g.: “clause” instead of “article” or “section”

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32 House Styles and Their Defining Characteristics

Learn about the differences between popular house styles, including Cape Cod, country French, Colonial, Tudor, and more.

With a plethora of house styles out there, it can be overwhelming to understand what your own home's style is, which ones are your favorites, and what qualities belong to each. Since some house styles are more popular in certain regions of the country than others, some of them may be new to you. To help you differentiate them all, we'll go through 32 popular house styles and what characteristics give each of them their distinct charm.

Neoclassical House Style

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Neoclassical houses are typically grand in scale and nod to both traditional Greek and Roman architecture . Dramatic columns frame the entryway or sometimes line the entire front of the house. Neoclassical-style homes are often symmetrical and focus on geometric forms that create a balanced appearance. Pediments, windows, and doorways are elaborately detailed.

Queen Anne House Style

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This ornate house style is one of many that are under the Victorian umbrella. There are four different styles of Queen Anne architecture , but they share many of the same characteristics. These homes often have an asymmetrical design with detailed exterior features such as decorative arches, turrets, balustrades, and rooflines. The use of multiple exterior colors is also an iconic attribute of the house style.

Cape Cod House Style

The Cape Cod style features a steep roofline, wood siding, multi-pane windows, and hardwood floors. They are typically one story, but sometimes also have another half story. Cape Cod was a popular home architecture style in the 1930s, but it dates back to the late 17th century. Original Cape Cod-style homes were fairly small, but they often added space, light, and ventilation with dormer windows .

Country French House Style

Country French-style homes in the United States date back to the 18th century. Country French homes are often one story with many narrow windows and paired shutters, steeply pitched roofs (either hipped or side-gabled), stucco walls, and a half-timbered frame. The curb appeal stands out and often features stunning driveways and landscape designs .

Colonial House Style

Colonial-style houses usually have two or three stories, fireplaces, and brick or wood facades. The classic Colonial-style house floor plan has the kitchen and family room on the first floor and the bedrooms on the second floor. The main exterior of the house typically has an entrance at the center with symmetrical windows on each side of it. Today, you'll often see these homes have dormer windows and window shutters on the exterior.

Victorian House Style

Tria Giovan

Victorian-style houses often feature a steeply pitched roof, a dominant front-facing gable, patterned shingles, and cutaway bay windows . Victorian-style houses usually have an asymmetrical facade with a partial or full-width front porch .

Several styles of houses fall within the Victorian era, which lasted from 1837 to 1901. Homes of the Victorian Era had interiors that were romantic, distinctive, and abundant in detail, from the patterns of their fabrics to their colors and textures. Contemporary Victorian house design retains the traditional characteristics but uses more modern fabrics and colors . Traditional and contemporary can be combined nicely in these houses.

Tudor House Style

A Tudor-style home commonly features a steeply pitched roof, prominent cross gables, decorative half-timbering, and tall, narrow windows with small windowpanes. Dark half-timbering, trim, and brick are often accentuated by the lighter colors of cream, light brown, or white stucco or stone walls.

This style’s name suggests a close connection to the 16th-century architecture of England’s Tudor dynasty. But the Tudor houses we see today are modern-day reinventions loosely based on a variety of Late Medieval English prototypes.

Craftsman House Style

The Craftsman bungalow (also known as the Arts and Crafts style) was popular between 1900 and 1930, and it’s making a comeback today. If you’re wondering what a Craftsman-style house interior looks like, pay attention to the woodwork. One distinguishing feature of the style is the large amount of interior woodwork, such as built-in shelving and seating.

As for the exterior, Craftsman-style houses often have low-pitched roofs with wide eave overhangs, exposed roof rafters, decorative beams or braces under gables, and porches framed by tapered square columns. Craftsman bungalows often have unfinished but usable space in the attic that can offer great renovation opportunities.

Cottage House Style

The charming and cozy cottage-style houses we know today were inspired by the thatched-roof cottages of the Medieval English countryside. The style became especially popular in the United States during the 1920s and 1930s. Common features of cottage-style house plans include a warm, storybook character, steep roof pitches and cross gables, arched doors, casement windows with small panes, and brick, stone, or stucco siding.

Mediterranean House Style

Mediterranean-style homes often feature a low-pitched red tile roof, arches, grillwork, and a stucco or adobe exterior. The typical U-shape Mediterranean floor plan is oriented around a central courtyard and fountain, making the garden an extension of the living space. The rooms in Spanish-style houses often open to the courtyard, promoting cooling cross-ventilation and the flow of fresh air.

Traditional Ranch-Style Houses

Traditional ranch-style homes usually have simple floor plans, attached garages, and efficient living spaces. They are single-story homes and usually have large windows along the front of the house. The style dates back to 1932 and is still being built today. It was one of the most popular styles in the postwar suburban home-building boom of the 1950s and 1960s.

Contemporary House Style

Many contemporary-style homes feature lots of glass, open floor plans , and inventive designs. Without elaborate ornamentation and unnecessary detail, the exteriors of contemporary homes often feature a dynamic mix of contrasting materials and textures, exposed roof beams, and flat or low-pitched roofs.

Italianate House Style

Pam Spaulding

The Italianate house style is notorious for its overhanging eaves and ornate details around its doorways, windows, porches, and supporting columns. There is typically a tall chimney and gently sloping roof with these two- or three-story homes. The houses are shaped like large, rectangular boxes but have lots of visual interest in their detail. A square tower, or cupola , will often be seen on top of these Italian-inspired structures.

Colonial Revival House Style

John Bessler

The Colonial Revival style is trademarked by its large windows, grand entrances , and intricate ornamentation. You'll often see these homes made of brick and adorned with columns on the front exterior. The style was most popular in the 1940s, born after its more simple original, the American Colonial-style home.

Georgian House Style

Werner Straube

The Georgian house style is known for being symmetrical in every way—including the windows, entrance, and roof. They're built in a square or rectangular shape and have a hipped roof, sometimes with dormers on the second floor. You'll often find this style of home made with stone or brick walls and multi-paneled windows.

Greek Revival House Style

Emily Followill

Greek Revival houses are easy to spot with their bright white facades and dramatic columns. Characteristics of the Greek Revival home include large layouts, low-pitched roofs, and front doors that typically have small-paned windows surrounding them. This style is popular in the South, where you'll very likely see rocking chairs resting on the vast porches .

Midcentury Modern House Style

Midcentury modern houses feature clean lines, large windows, flat roofs, and open-concept interiors. The exterior is usually very wide, only having multiple stories if the house is a split-level. There are also various materials used in combination, like glass, brick, stone, and stucco. Easy access to the outdoors is common with these homes, which often include large glass doors that open right to the patio. Warm earth tones like oranges, creams, and browns are the most common exterior colors in original midcentury homes, most often built between 1945 and 1969.

Gothic Revival House Style

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The Gothic Revival house style has strong roots in medieval design—think stained glass windows, towers, spires, and lots of pointed arches. This distinctive house style typically has a wide one-story porch and intricately detailed bargeboards. The roofs of these homes are usually very steep pitched, similar to the churches and other historic buildings of the same style.

Modern Architecture House Style

Edward Gohlich

Modern architecture is known for a slightly industrial feel, a far cry from a Tudor or Colonial-style house. Modern homes feature sharp, clean lines, with many of them incorporating geometric shapes. There are tall, large windows to let in lots of natural light to the open-concept interiors . The glass is one of the few materials used in the structures, many of them featuring a combination of concrete, wood, and metals. These houses often have flat roofs.

Mediterranean Revival House Style

Mediterranean Revival is similar to Mediterranean style but is slightly more simplistic and symmetrical. These homes often have balconies, awnings, porches, and bell towers. The walls are usually a stark white stucco and have wrought iron fixtures. The roofs are low-pitched and made of clay tile, taking design inspiration from both Italian and Spanish architecture.

Prairie House Style

Helen Norman

The Prairie house style was made popular by architect Frank Lloyd Wright who thought that homes should be functional yet simple. The houses are usually two stories, wide, and have low-pitched roofs. The focus of these homes is to blend the outside and inside together. Multiple smaller windows are often placed together to give the appearance of one large window.

Rowhouse Style

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Rowhouse-style houses are most common in urban areas where accessible land for residential buildings is hard to come by. The vertical homes are built side by side in a uniform row, all of them being the same height. They're usually built of brick and sometimes painted different colors to differentiate each home from one another. Since the side walls of the houses are usually adjacent to the next home, multiple windows line the front and back of the building.

Antebellum House Style

Jean Allsopp

Antebellum-style houses are commonly found in the South on farms and plantations and are hard to miss with their dramatic size and Greek-inspired pillars. The style features large wraparound porches and porticoes, and the homes often have porches on the second floor as well. The house is typically symmetrical and in the shape of a square.

Federal House Style

Annie Schlechter

Federal-style houses are popular on the East Coast and easy to spot with their brick exteriors and flat facades. The homes are rectangular and symmetrical in their wall and window styles. Federal-style houses have more understated and clean details in comparison to Georgian-style homes.

Modern Farmhouse Style

Modern farmhouse style is a contemporary twist on the traditional American farmhouse. The modernized style is simple and practical. Its staples include board-and-batten siding and a metal roof. The classic color scheme is white siding with black trim but is seen in countless other variations now. Multiple roof peaks and a front porch with exposed wooden beams are also common with modern farmhouses.

Brutalist House Style

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For those who love a modern and minimalist design, the Brutalist architecture style is a dream come true. The key features of brutalism include the geometric use of unfinished concrete, minimal ornamentation, and floor-to-ceiling windows. The homes are considered more sculptural than cozy with their natural materials and hard edges.

Saltbox House Style

Saltbox houses are a trademark of the Colonial period and are named after the common wooden salt containers of the time. The homes have an iconic one-sided sloped roof, giving the structure two stories in the front and one in the back of the house. Most saltbox houses also have a brick chimney in the center of the roof. The original saltbox home is unadorned and simple, as the style was made to be a more affordable housing option for the time.

A-Frame House Style

A-frame houses are about as unique a house shape as they come. The home is shaped like a triangle due to its extremely steep roof (doubling as side walls) that starts at the floor level. The A-shaped structure often has wooden siding and plenty of windows in the front and back of the house. This style is popular in cabins but also makes for a practical home.

Spanish Colonial House Style

Spanish Colonial houses are full of nods to traditional Spanish architecture with their red terra-cotta roofs and white-washed stucco walls. There are few windows in this style of home, and the ones it does have are rather small. Their structures are asymmetrical and are not as extravagant as most Mediterranean-style homes, but still feature the same arches and wrought iron details.

Barndominium House Style

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Rising in popularity, the barndominium is a mix between a traditional barn and a condominium. They're most common in rural areas and feature a strong framework made of a steel roof and walls. They're likely to have many windows and exposed wooden beams supporting an overhang for a porch. They're commonly large structures with ample opportunity for interior design choices.

Cabin House Style

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The nostalgic cabin house style is an American classic that commonly uses rustic materials like timber, steel, tin, and stone. They normally have exposed beams and high ceilings, as well as porches and decks. Cabins likely have a simple gable roof or a cross-gable roof with a stately stone chimney on the side of the home. These types of houses can range from quaint and cozy to large and impressive layouts.

Shingle-Style House

Shingle-style houses are similar to Queen Anne-style Victorian houses but feature fewer embellishments. They are typically wide and asymmetrical with extensive porches. The facade of the houses references their name, with wooden shingles serving as the home's siding. The roofs have multiple gables and often have chimneys peaking over their horizon. The windows are typically small and in various shapes.

Frequently Asked Questions

The top architectural trends for 2023 include 3-D printing, smaller homes (bungalows instead of farmhouses), integrating home designs into the nature surrounding them, and using natural materials such as hemp, concrete, and biodegradable products in construction. Home builders report that farmhouse and colonial floor plans are still popular, and black and white are favorites for exterior paint choices.

Mediterranean homes are the priciest homes to build. They have custom-shaped windows, need a lot of insulation due to their open-air style and tall ceilings, and have costly tile roofs. When purchasing a home, beach homes are always most expensive due to their proximity to water.

The most popular home style is the ranch-style house. It's commonly seen in all 50 states, but is more likely to appear in states with lower land costs. This is due to its need for more property than two-story homes. It's popularity is partly credited to financial factors, as the simple, one-story home is more affordable than most other styles.

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What Are the Benefits of a House Style Guide?

By Erin Wright

My related post “ What Should Be in a House Style Guide ” explores specific topics you may want to include in your guide.

Before we get to the benefits, let’s define the term house style guide .

What Is a House Style Guide?

A house style guide outlines how an organization’s internal and external documents should be written. House style guides cover writing and formatting such as word choice, tone, specific grammar and punctuation issues, and product name formatting.

House style guides are also called in-house style guides and house writing guides .

Three Benefits of House Style Guides

Here are three of the most important benefits of using a house style guide.

1. House Style Guides Promote Consistency

If everyone in your organization follows the same writing guidelines, documents are more likely to maintain consistency across departments and across various publishing outlets (e.g., website, marketing materials, manuals, etc.)

2. House Style Guides Save Time

Most of us tackle the same writing questions over and over again: How do we write the possessive form of the company name? Does our organization use the serial comma? What words should be avoided in marketing copy?

House style guides save you time by providing one place to look for answers—instead of chasing down answers from other employees or reviewing old documents (which may not be correct, either).

3. House Style Guides Are Flexible

There are no rules for creating a house style guide. As such, yours can be as simple or as complex as you want to make it. A one-page Word document can be just as effective as a multi-chapter book formatted in Adobe InDesign. In fact, shorter guides will almost always be the most useful because no one wants to slog through an epic tome.

Although house style guides are meant to maintain consistency, you can—and should—update your guide as your business evolves.

Three Things to Do Before Creating Your House Style Guide

Here are three things to do before creating your house style guide to simplify the process.

1. Choose an Official Style Guide and Dictionary

In the United States, we have three primary style guides that influence most published writing:

• The Chicago Manual of Style (Chicago style)
• The Associated Press Stylebook (AP style)
• Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA style)

There are also many alternative style guides for specific industries.

Select one of these guides to serve as a backup any time issues arise that aren’t covered in your house style guide.

I always advise my own clients to follow The Chicago Manual of Style for general business writing.

Further Reading: Which Style Guide Is Best for You?

In addition to a style guide, choose your organization’s preferred dictionary. Here are three of the most popular:

• Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary , Eleventh Edition
• Webster’s New World College Dictionary , Fifth Edition
• The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language , Fifth Edition

Each of the style guides mentioned above has selected one of these options as its official dictionary. Therefore, you may want to use the dictionary associated with your chosen primary style guide.

Further Reading: Which Dictionary Is Best for You?

2. Ask for Topic Suggestions

Start building a list of topics to include in your house style guide by asking employees or coworkers about issues and challenges they have encountered while writing, editing, or reading your organization’s documents.

If you are a solo entrepreneur, build your list of topics by thinking about writing issues you frequently encounter in your business.

3. Name a House Style Guide Editor

In large organizations, the style guide is typically overseen by the communications or publishing departments. It may also be part of a larger brand style guide that covers related topics like logo usage and graphic design.

If your organization doesn’t have a dedicated writing-related department (and frankly, most don’t), name someone involved with communications to be the house style guide editor.

The house style guide editor is responsible for updating and distributing the guide.

If no one claims editorial ownership for the guide, it will likely languish away in some dusty, forgotten file folder.

Now that you know the benefits of using a house style guide, it’s time to answer the question: what should be included in yours?

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6 House Style Guide Examples For Content Creators

Learn what a house style guide is, what it includes, why content marketers need one, and how to create your own house style guide examples.  

Quality content creation and copyediting that drives traffic and converts leads requires tight branding and error-free text. However, companies that work with multiple writers may struggle to help content creators format their copy according to their brand’s voice. 

Copywriters and copyeditors must have access to style and content instructions in order to produce engaging content with zero mistakes. Here’s what you should know about creating a content style guide for writers and how your organization can benefit from developing a functional set of standards for your content creators.  

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A House Style Guide (HSG) is handbook that contains formatting, style, and other writing guidelines used by publishers while preparing material that will be written in the English language. A company’s style sheet is unique to its brand. However, style guides are based on the widely-used Chicago Manual of Style , a publishing industry standard in America since 1906.

For example, one publishing firm may employ the Chicago Manual of Style guidelines as mentioned above, whereas a magazine may embrace the Associated Press guidelines. However, both organizations are likely to include guidelines that are unique to the brand or that apply only in certain situations. Combined, these suggestions make up what is known as a style sheet or writing guide.

It’s critical that your published material is polished, consistent between pieces, and engaging for readers by developing a thorough brand style guide. Well-thought-out house style guide examples prioritize your target audience and the problems affecting them. It establishes a recognized, compelling brand personality and voice with whom readers can relate to on a closer level.

Many businesses employ multiple writers or content creators to help with blogging, social media marketing, and other copy creation. Two different articles are being written by two different content authors. However, minor discrepancies or errors often occur when multiple writers create content for the same brand. 

This includes inconsistencies in writing style and tone, proper nouns, titles, and so on. When more than one correct option exists for a piece of text, a style sheet can be used to decide which is the best choice. Even if a style guide doesn’t provide instructions about using terminology unique to the content’s context, it can help minimize many of the aforementioned problems. 

Businesses that have a distinct content style to which they adhere benefit substantially. Writers can be trained to follow a company’s specific style guide for every piece of content they produce, saving editors time and effort making small changes in capitalization, punctuation, etc.

There are as many types of house style guide examples as there are types of content. An organization may use different style sheets for the following types of copy and more: 

• Blogs 
• Website pages 
• Social media posts 
• eBooks 
• Infographics 
• Case studies 
• Email marketing 
• Product descriptions 
• White papers 
• Video and podcast scripts and transcription 
• News articles 
• Press releases 
• Instruction guides 

For example, a company may want a separate style guide for each social media channel they promote content to in order to inform writers of important brand hashtags or collaborators that can be mentioned in their posts. However, these same rules may not apply to blogging, so a business may want to create a different style sheet for blog posts. 

According to the Content Marketing Institute, branding failures often happen in the content creation industry due to not having a style sheet on hand or a style sheet that isn’t a good fit for a particular organization’s needs. 

Look for house style guide examples that initially meet the basic requirements of your company. Ideally, you want to do as little editing as possible to bring the style guide up to speed for your organization’s specific content requirements. Then, you can use this set of standards as a foundation to add or subtract guidelines as needed for your business. 

To use a style sheet, writers can either read over the sheet before starting to write, refer to it throughout the writing process, or both. Ideally, content creators will have gone over the document prior to writing and be able to follow the guidelines from memory relatively well. Then, the style sheet can be used when editing to double check that the copy doesn’t have any errors included in the guide. 

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Mailchimp’s style guide  is arguably one of the content marketing industry’s best. It enables users to create content clear, consistent content across multiple channels and teams. While originally designed for Mailchimp brand writers, the company’s style sheet has become a most valuable resource for content creators. 

This manual goes beyond the basics of style, tone, formatting, and grammar. In terms of format and substance, it’s not what most writers expect. Some grammar rules are eschewed for clarity or practicality, however, these guidelines help to create short, snappy content geared towards conversions.

The  Associated Press Stylebook , or AP Stylebook, is now in its 55th edition and features over 200 entries, either revised or new. It also includes additional chapters on business content, data journalism, religious works, and guidelines for sports writing. Additionally, the AP Stylebook covers media law, social media content, digital security, news values, and polls and survey formatting. 

While created to help writers better embody Microsoft’s clear, crisp communication style, the Microsoft Writing Style Guide can be used by technology writers across the globe to generate winning copy. Microsoft focuses their style sheet intently on helping content creators learn how to write like they speak and create succinct copy in order to grab a reader’s attention.

UK Government , located at UK.gov, is a style sheet for the United Kingdom’s Government Digital Service that governs all content published on the website. The sheet is organized alphabetically by guideline and includes spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, tone, and other style rules for all material posted to GOV.UK.

The New York Times is one of the oldest and most famous newspapers in the United States. Its style sheet, the  New York Times Manual of Style and Usage , was created in 1895 and emphasizes clear, polished, and uniform language throughout every news story included in the paper.  

When it comes to journalistic style, The New York Times’ stylebook has pursued a similar path to the Associated Press. This style sheet consists primarily of rules governing grammar, punctuation, and abbreviations.  However, it’s also considered a living text that is always changing and being updated as it incorporates new style rules every year.

Merriam-Webster’s Guide to Punctuation and Style  is a pragmatic content guide that answers some of the most frequently asked questions by writers. 

This includes but isn’t limited to questions such as how to correctly punctuate a sentence, when words should be capital or lower case, when and how to use bold or italic font, how to properly write compound words and possessives, when abbreviations should be used and when they shouldn’t, how different numerical values should be presented in text, and how to format bibliographies and footnotes. If you liked this post, you might be interested in our explainer on if Grammarly can help with APA .

Without a house stylebook, a company’s content is unlikely to be consistent between articles. This can make it more challenging for your brand to build its unique voice in your chosen niche. Style sheets can help writers eliminate simple mistakes, reducing the workload on copyeditors and creating a smoother, more compelling piece of content. 

If you need help with English grammar clauses, using a grammar checker like Grammarly is a good idea. It provides context behind grammar errors like errant clauses! If you’d like to do that, claim our Grammarly coupon .

FAQ About House Style Guides 

A house style sheet should include the following guidelines:  1. Headline and paragraph formatting  2. Guidelines for abbreviations  3. Suggestions on how to hyphenate words  4. Rules for using formatting like bold, italics, underline, strikethrough, and subscript or superscript text  5. Rules for using apostrophes, acronyms, capital letters, lower case letters, semicolons, quotation marks, proper nouns, typefaces, the Oxford comma, etc.  6. Other stylistic guidelines

Most writing stylebooks are fairly long and aren’t easy to read from front to back. Your house style guide examples should use extra spaces, bullets, numbering, short paragraphs, and other formatting tricks to create a guide that is easy to read and navigate through. If possible, link the table of contents in your style guide to their sections below so users can easily click on the chapter they want to go to and be sent directly to that section of copy.

Be sure to address all of the following in your style sheet:  1. Font  2. Spacing  3. Alignment  4. Margins  5. File name conventions  6. Grammar rules  7. Word list with keywords and/or appropriate ways to write difficult words (e.g. “healthcare” instead of “health care”)  8. Social media and other content policies 

Embedded style sheets let organizations specify particular styles for an entire HTML document. Usually, this is kept in a single location on the back end of a company’s website and can be set to format content automatically. When you use the <style> element to insert style and formatting into an HTML page, you’re utilizing embedded style sheets. This is accomplished by adding the <style> and </style> tags into the blog post, website page, or other content. 

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With over 6 million presentation templates available for you to choose from, crystalgraphics is the award-winning provider of the world’s largest collection of templates for powerpoint and google slides. so, take your time and look around. you’ll like what you see whether you want 1 great template or an ongoing subscription, we've got affordable purchasing options and 24/7 download access to fit your needs. thanks to our unbeatable combination of quality, selection and unique customization options, crystalgraphics is the company you can count on for your presentation enhancement needs. just ask any of our thousands of satisfied customers from virtually every leading company around the world. they love our products. we think you will, too" id="category_description">crystalgraphics creates templates designed to make even average presentations look incredible. below you’ll see thumbnail sized previews of the title slides of a few of our 647 best house templates for powerpoint and google slides. the text you’ll see in in those slides is just example text. the house-related image or video you’ll see in the background of each title slide is designed to help you set the stage for your house-related topics and it is included with that template. in addition to the title slides, each of our templates comes with 17 additional slide layouts that you can use to create an unlimited number of presentation slides with your own added text and images. and every template is available in both widescreen and standard formats. with over 6 million presentation templates available for you to choose from, crystalgraphics is the award-winning provider of the world’s largest collection of templates for powerpoint and google slides. so, take your time and look around. you’ll like what you see whether you want 1 great template or an ongoing subscription, we've got affordable purchasing options and 24/7 download access to fit your needs. thanks to our unbeatable combination of quality, selection and unique customization options, crystalgraphics is the company you can count on for your presentation enhancement needs. just ask any of our thousands of satisfied customers from virtually every leading company around the world. they love our products. we think you will, too.

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House Style. UNIT 2 – A01 DESIGN. What is house style?. The colours, fonts (style, size and colour) and images that you will use on your website. Example. Representing this in Design.

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House Style UNIT 2 – A01 DESIGN

What is house style? • The colours, fonts (style, size and colour) and images that you will use on your website

Representing this in Design The colours that I will use are gold, white and brown. I am using these colours because the yellow represents the sun (it’s a very sunny country) brown represents the rocky mountains of the desert. I am using white for the background because it will contrast with the black text. TEXT – I will use Book Antiqua and MATISSE for the Banner and on the hyperlinks, but Arial text for the bulk of the Text. This is because the first two are styled like ancient writing but Arial is a clear font good for blocks of text on a website Images – these images will be part of my house style and appear on every page. The temple represents the ancient world of Egypt and the sun the fact that it is a hot country

TASK • Complete a document like the previous slide which shows what colours, fonts etc you will use • EXPLAIN why you are using them – why will it attract an audience • At the end of the lesson place this document in the HAND_IN area in your folder

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ART HOUSE ST. PETERSBURG

Designed for your downtown life.

The developers of ONE and Saltaire in St. Petersburg and The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Sarasota are bringing a fresh new perspective to downtown living in St. Petersburg.

DOWNTOWN LIVING BY DESIGN

Panoramic skyline and water views, the finest shopping, dining, culture, and entertainment at your doorstep, five-star amenities and 24/7 services at your fingertips – Art House is where your downtown St. Petersburg life takes flight.

Distinctive architecture and forward-thinking amenities are tailored perfectly to today’s work-from-home demands while also delivering priceless moments of indulgence and relaxation that let you experience the elusive work-life balance we all crave.

Inspired by the rich art and spectacular waterfront that surrounds it, Art House is a bold new brushstroke on the canvas of St. Petersburg. A sleek, soaring 42-story tower where sophistication reaches new heights and you discover everything you need for the way you want to live, work, and relax right at your doorstep.

1. The Winter Palace

It’s difficult to imagine any such list without the Winter Palace - the once-main residence of the Russian monarchs. The baroque palace was finished at the time of Catherine II, and later expanded to include numerous imperial art collections. Just as it did back in the 18-19th centuries, it still dazzles with its size and splendor. Today, the complex forms the main block of the Hermitage museum - the biggest in the country.  

Dvortsovaya Ploshchad, 2

2. Singer House

The building, also widely known as the ‘House of Books’, sits on the corner of Nevsky Prospekt and the Griboyedov Canal. It appeared in the early 1900s, commissioned by the Singer Sewing Machine Company’s branch in Russia. Its impressive modern-style facade is one of the most striking visual details on the city’s main street. Today, the first two floors are taken up by the House of Books store, while it also serves as the headquarters of the social media platform VKontakte. 

Nevskiy Prospekt, 28

3. ‘Bratya Eliseyevy’ trade partnership building

In 1903, the building was considered one of the most luxurious architectural projects of its time. It was thought that its modernist architecture, complete with a gigantic stained glass arch and facade sculptures, would demonstrate the wealth of the Yeliseyev Brothers partnership, and attract buyers to the famous traders’ goods. Today, just as it was back then, visitors can still find a luxurious grocery store. 

Nevskiy Prospekt, 56

4. The Kazan Cathedral

The inspiration for the design of the building came from St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The plan was to make the Kazan Cathedral the main church in Russia. Construction started in 1801, but was interrupted by the war in 1812. It used to be associated with the victory over the French, and houses the most valuable trophies from the war. 

It is also the burial place of the iconic field marshal, Mikhail Kutuzov. 

Kazanskaya Ploshchad, 2

5. The Peterhof Palace

A lavish baroque palace within the Romanov’s summer residence complex outside St. Petersburg. It was designed by the same Russian architect of Italian descent who was behind the Winter Palace - Bartolomeo Rastrelli. During WWII, the entire complex was occupied by Nazi forces, and later, destroyed in a bombardment. Restoration is still ongoing.

Ulitsa Razvodnaya, 2

6. Church of the Savior on Blood 

This colorful Russian-style church is often confused with St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow, even though the construction of the Church of the Savior on Blood only started three centuries later, in 1883, right on the spot where Aleksandr II was mortally wounded. Construction lasted 24 years, which can be explained by its elaborate decor, consisting of a 7,065 square meter mosaic inside the cathedral. 

Naberezhnaya Kanala Griboyedova, 2

7. Joff’s apartment building

The famous “five-pointed tower house” appeared in 1913, first owned by the Lapin family of traders, and then inherited by wealthy commission agent Schneer Joffe, who used it to sell antique furniture. Aside from that, the five-pointed tower house was always on the lips of Russian intelligentsia of the day: it’s where author Korney Chukovskiy’s daughter Lidia lived. She was often visited there by poet Anna Akhmatova. 

Ulitsa Rubinshteyna, 40

8. Saint Isaac’s Cathedral

The construction of the cathedral was personally overseen by Nicholas I, in another apparent attempt to create “the main Orthodox holy relic of the empire”. The building was only finished in 1858. Its dome hosts one of the most striking panoramas in all of St. Petersburg. 

Isaakiyevskaya Ploschad, 4

9. Demidov's mansion

The antique mansion near St. Isaac’s Cathedral used to belong to the extremely wealthy Demidov family. The dynasty takes its roots in Peter the Great’s time. The house stood out with its extravagant luxury, unheard of at the time. The mansion is famous for its atlantes and caryatids, which adorn its main entrance. After a lengthy period of abandonment, the house is once again open to visitors.

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10. Catherine Palace

Another imperial residence that was commissioned by Peter I’s wife and completed by daughter Elizabeth. It is here that the legendary Amber Room was, which disappeared during WWII.

Ulitsa Sadovaya, 7 (the city of Pushkin)

11. Admiralty Building

Its spire, decorated with a ship, is one of the main symbols of St. Petersburg. During Peter I’s reign, it was a real stronghold, protecting the port during the Northern War. Today, the former headquarters of the admiralty on the Neva embankment houses the headquarters of the Russian Navy. 

Admiralteyskiy Proyezd, 1

12. Smolny Monastery

Construction on the building lasted 87 years, interrupted sometimes by wars, sometimes by the lack of financing. The Institute for Noble Maidens was commissioned by Catherine the Great as part of the monastery, but when it was discovered that the nuns weren’t capable of working as teachers, Catherine abandoned any hope of a bright future for the monastery. Today, the building hosts various governmental departments, as well as several faculties of the St. Petersburg State University.

Ploschad Rastrelli, 1 

13. Peter and Paul Fortress

The foundation of this building was laid in 1703, the year of the Northern Capital’s founding. A monument to Russian architecture, the stronghold is listed as a cultural heritage object. It ended up never being used for military purposes. It had used as a prison and execution ground since the reign of Peter the Great. 

Zayachiy Ostrov, Petropavlovskaya Krepost, 3

14. Vitebsk railway station

This is the oldest train station, not only in St. Petersburg, but in all of Russia. Its first passenger in 1837 was Tsar Nicholas I. The station boasts a gigantic vestibule with a beautiful staircase, stained glass, columns and numerous other symbols of imperial chique. It still is in operation today, with train services running to Central Europe, the Baltic States, Ukraine, Belarus and the southern suburbs of St. Petersburg.

Zagorodny Prospekt, 52

15. Lakhta Center

One of the most extravagant creations of modern architecture, the business complex stands at 462 meters in height, on the shore of the Gulf of Finland. It is the tallest skyscraper in Europe and No. 16 in the world. 

Ulitsa Paradnaya, 1

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• Address: 235 1st Ave S, Saint Petersburg, FL 33701
• Price Range: $1,249,000-$6,699,000
• Status: Re-Sales/Pre-Construction
• Year Built: 2025
• Developer: Kolter Group
• Architect: SB Architects
• Bedrooms: 2 - 3
• Waterfront: Downtown Bay
• Total Units: 248
• Unit Size: 1,350-3,000
• PH Size: 3,150 - 4,000 SqFt

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Art House Condominium – Coming Soon to Downtown St Petersburg!

The Kolter Group, the developer behind the ONE St. Petersburg condominium is delivering another luxury condo product in downtown St. Pete. Art House St. Pete is perfectly situated on Central Ave just two blocks from Beach Drive.

Soaring 41-stories, the new Art House condominium St. Pete will be constructed on the surface parking lot adjacent to the 200 Central office building. The physical address is 235 1st Ave S, Petersburg, Florida, .

The Kolter Group is working with San Francisco-based SB Architects, which designed Kolter’s 41-story ONE St. Petersburg , Saltaire waterfront condo development and the 18-story Ritz-Carlton Residences .This contemporary development is estimated to cost roughly $140 million and will consist of 248 luxury condominium residences offering a variety of different floorplans. The units will be as large as 3,000 square feet and will offer two- to three-bedroom floorplans plus larger two-story penthouse units. Residences will feature floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, green-laminated glass windows and large balconies with endless downtown, gulf, and bay views.

The The Art House St Pete Amenities located on the ninth-floor level will include a state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center, a large pool deck, spa, social spaces, two guest suites, and a game/movie room with a golf simulator. The project will include co-working space for residents as a large part of the workforce has fully transitioned to the work-from-home model. Additionally, there will be 6,100 square feet of ground-floor retail space, which will face Central Avenue while the residential entrance will be located on 1st Ave. South. The 482-space parking garage will be on levels two through eight and will be concealed behind textured screens.

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ART HOUSE BUILDING FEATURES

• St. Petersburg’s Newest residential tower
• Modern 41-story building located in the heart of bayfront downtown
• Designed by world-renowned SB Architects of San Francisco & Miami
• Interiors by ID & Design Intl. of Ft. Lauderdale
• Landscape design by Kimley-Horn
• Full-height glass walls and spacious balconies
• Residence & Amenities levels showcase gorgeous city, bay, & downtown skyline views
• 28’ covered arrival plaza with sculptural elements
• Contemporary 2-story Grand Lobby with separate residence entrance
• Gathering space featuring lounge seating, signature lighting & artwork
• Secure, private parking garage for owner’s vehicles & access-controlled elevators
• Emergency generator in the event of power outage
• Humidity-controlled storage rooms
• Secure bike storage
• Over 6,000 square feet of ground floor retail and restaurant space
• Decorator-furnished guest suites, available for resident guest use

ART HOUSE RESIDENT AMENITIES

• Full floor of Private, 9th Level Amenities including:
• State-of-the-art Fitness Center sauna /steam room, spin /movement studio
• Elevated oasis Pool deck iincluding: intimate cabanas, water spa, firepit lounge area, BBQ grills and intimate seating
• Clubroom with private dining room, catering kitchen, wine wall, and bar
• Game room with state-of-the-art gaming simulator
• Theatre/performing room
• Covered dog park and pet washing station

BUSINESS AMENTIES

• The Hub, a shared area for work-from-home activities,
• Features communal spaces with private and semi-private glass cubicles,
• Soundproof telephone pods and Conference Room
• Board Room with audio-visual equipment for meetings

PRIVATE RESIDENT SERVICES

• 24/7 Manned lobby will control access to the property.
• Access-controlled entry points are included for residential lobbies,
• Garage, and all residential amenities
• On-site Property Management and services personnel ensure an
• Effortless lifestyle and a rapid and through response to each owner’s needs
• Valet Services or limited self-parking available for residents.

ART HOUSE CONDO ST PETE RESIDENCE FEATURES :

• 41 stories luxury new construction residences featuring floor to ceiling glass
• Residences will feature gorgeous Bay, Downtown and Gulf views
• Typical unit will range from 1,300+ sf (ac) to over 2,600 sf (ac)
• Two floors of PH units 3,100+sf to 4,000 sf
• Central location in the heart of Downtown St. Petersburg
• 10,000 sf of retail space on ground level

ART HOUSE RESIDENCE FEATURES

• Modern open plans provide the luxury of seamless indoor-outdoor living with spacious terraces
• Chef-inspired kitchen,
• Flexible den/work-from home spaces, and opulent owner’s
• Suites featuring spa-like bathrooms retreats
• 248 luxury condominium residences including
• Penthouses with modern open plans featuring glass wall and
• Generous terraces showing spectacular cityscape e and view of St. Pete & Tampa Bay.
• Up to 10’ ceilings in the main living areas
• Expansive interiors dominated by breathtaking views with natural lighting
• Full-height sliding glass doors and windows
• Spacious terraces with panoramic views of the city and bay
• 8 Penthouses on top two floors
• Choice of designer finish packages offered in a variety of refined styles
• Rich, premium finishes, flooring, countertops, and fixtures
• 8’ Entry doors and 8’ solid core interior doors
• Pre-wiring that allows owners to finish residences with their personal touch
• Energy efficient living and design
• 24/7 staffed front desk
• Concierge services including dry cleaning & pre-arrival residences preparation
• Limited self-parking or utilization of 24-hour valet service
• On-site Property Management
• Large mail room with package storage in lobby

GOURMET KITCHEN & LAUNDRY FEATURES

• Premium European-style cabinetry
• Quartz countertops and large format porcelain
• Stainless steel appliances packages including:
• Built-in, panel-ready refrigerator
• 30” double oven microwave/convection
• Gourmet 36” electric cooktop
• 36” exterior venting stainless steel canopy hood
• European-style range and microwave drawer
• Dishwasher with “Quit System” and stainless interior
• Front load washer and dryer with
• European-style cabinetry and quartz countertop

LUXURIOUS BATHROOM FEATURES

• Spa-like owner’s bath with glass showing and lavatory enclosures
• Beautifully coordinated porcelain surfaces
• Elegant vanities and premium Grohe fixtures

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