A serif with renaissance old-style character and a notably raised x-height — bookish forms with contemporary swagger. View at Displaay →
Used by Ateljé Altmann (3), Otherway, Clay, Document, Alter
Set for Björn Borg, Bloke, L’Uomo Vogue, Motorway, NEUW, Tines, Wealth
Cases set in Reckless, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
Typographic Interpretations For Björn Borg Internal Communications
Displaay, the Prague-based type foundry, has launched a redesigned website and a new typeface called Serrif. The overhaul simplifies font licensing, introduces new tools like an Editor and Tester, and showcases playful illustrations by Martin Groch. Serrif, designed by founder Martin Vácha and team, complements their sans serif Saans, offering a neutral, versatile serif family with 42 weights and three variable axes.
Campbell Hay rebranded Islington Square, a mixed-use development in London, to reflect its evolution from a residential sales focus to a vibrant retail and leisure destination. Drawing inspiration from the site's Edwardian arches, the studio created a flexible identity centered on an arch motif, supported by bespoke typography and adaptable 3D visuals. The result is an approachable, dynamic brand that connects the physical architecture with the area's diverse offerings.
The article introduces Displaay’s new variable typeface, Season, designed by founder Martin Vácha with assistance from David Rericha. Season merges sans and serif styles into a single variable font, offering designers a flexible tool that bridges typographic categories. Drawing on Displaay’s earlier typefaces Matter and Reckless, the project showcases the foundry’s innovation in variable font design.
Resn designed the digital exhibition 'Sculpting Harmony' for Getty, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall. The interactive experience combines archival materials, 3D renderings, and dynamic typography that responds to user interaction and music. The project uses Sharp Grotesk and Reckless typefaces to balance expressive motion with readability, reflecting the spirit of Gehry’s architectural innovation.
