Description
Seraphine is a sophisticated family of narrow, high-contrast sans serifs, designed by Barbara Bigosińska and Gunjan Panchal. With its refined vertical contrast axis, Seraphine strikes a delicate balance between elegance and modernity. The vertical strokes in the letterforms are emphasized, becoming thicker as the weight increases, while the horizontal strokes remain thin. This dynamic contrast lends Seraphine an air of luxury, making it a perfect choice for branding, editorial work, and packaging, especially for high-end products. Seraphine’s tall x-height and consistent alignment of capitals, numbers, and lowercase ascenders ensure a clean, cohesive appearance across all design applications.
- Space Saver
- Light-weight Files
Styles overview
- 200Extralight
- 300Light
- 400Regular
- 500Medium
- 600Semibold
- 700Bold
- 0Variable
- 200Extralight
- 300Light
- 400Regular
- 500Medium
- 600Semibold
- 700Bold
- 0Variable
Styles
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Variables
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Uppercase
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Numerals
Information
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