This post is full of brand design nerdiness and inspiration showcasing style manuals from corporate brand designers from all around this beautiful world.
Each example is a great illustration of clearly explaining the brand layout and style and each is unique in design that still also represents the individual brands themselves.
The best way to learn about style guides is to copy what others are doing and make it your own. For this post I’ve scoured the web to find some beautiful examples of corporate brand style guides.
For those of you who don’t know: a style guide outlines your brand ID. The colors, layout, tone, use case examples — the personality and execution of the brand. This is so other designers and can easily interrupt the look and feel of a brand and continue the brand strategy in a cohesive manner.