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Houzz Logo Print

Design Guidelines

Like any lasting home, our brands weren’t built overnight. That’s why it’s important to put their logos in the best light. Here are some do’s, don’ts, and general design reminders to help with that.

Houzz logo guidelines

Logo Identity

This is the primary logo lockup for Houzz. Note that the size relationship of this logo’s elements are fixed, so please do not adjust the individual proportions of its included mark and logotype.

Minimum Size

As this logo is scaled down, its legibility decreases. These sizes are the smallest it may appear in digital and print applications.
Minimum height for digital: 20px
Minimum height for print: 0.125”

Clear Space

This area surrounding the Houzz logo should always be free of text or competing graphics. Note that this clear space is required in all applications including print, web, video, and others.

Colors

The color palette of the Houzz logo consists of two core colors which may not be altered in any application: green and black.

Green

Hex: #4DBC15

RGB: R77, G188, B21

CMYK: C62, M0, Y95, K0

Black

Hex: #000000

RGB: R0, G0, B0

CMYK: C0, M0, Y0, K100

Logo Over Solid Backgrounds

When applying this logo to solid-color backgrounds, use these full-colored and single-colored versions only. Our recommended background colors are white, green, black, and gray.

Logo Use on Photos

When applying the Houzz logo to photographic backgrounds, use the black logotype version for light photos and white logotype versions for dark photos. Please do not alter or recolor our logo in either application.

Logo Misuse

The Houzz logo should always be sourced from approved files and artwork and should never be altered, stylized, or manipulated in any way. Note that these examples illustrate common misuse cases, but are not comprehensive.
Do not alter the identity in any way.
Do not set the identity on an angle.
Do not change the color in any part of the logo.
Do not use color for both mark and logotype.
Do not rearrange the logo.
Do not outline the logo.

Social Media Icons

The Houzz mark can be used as an icon or button across various digital platforms. Note that when using alongside other linked social media icons, it must link directly to Houzz.com.

Houzz Pro logo guidelines

Logo Identity

This is the primary logo lockup for Houzz Pro. Note that the size relationship of this logo’s elements are fixed, so please do not adjust the individual proportions of its included mark and logotype.

Minimum Size

As this logo is scaled down, its legibility decreases. These sizes are the smallest it may appear in digital and print applications.
Minimum height for digital: 20px
Minimum height for print: 0.125”

Clear Space

This area surrounding the Houzz Pro logo should always be free of text or competing graphics. Note that this clear space is required in all applications including print, web, video, and others.

Colors

The color palette of the Houzz Pro logo consists of three core colors which may not be altered in any application: green, black, and gray.

Green

Hex: #4DBC15

RGB: R77, G188, B21

CMYK: C62, M0, Y95, K0

Black

Hex: #000000

RGB: R0, G0, B0

CMYK: C0, M0, Y0, K100

Gray

Hex: #888888

RGB: R136, G136, B136

CMYK: C44, M34, Y29, K10

Logo Over Solid Backgrounds

When applying this logo to solid-color backgrounds, use these full-colored and single-colored versions only. Our recommended background colors are white, green, black, and gray.

Logo Use on Photos

When applying the Houzz Pro logo to photographic backgrounds, use the black logotype version for light photos and white logotype versions for dark photos. Please do not alter or recolor our logo in either application.

Logo Misuse

The Houzz Pro logo should always be sourced from approved files and artwork and should never be altered, stylized, or manipulated in any way. Note that these examples illustrate common misuse cases, but are not comprehensive.
Do not alter the identity in any way.
Do not set the identity on an angle.
Do not change the color in any part of the logo.
Do not use color for both mark and logotype.
Do not rearrange the logo.
Do not change the typography of the logo.