Lintel Next
Complete Family (96 Fonts)
Lintel Next is the next-generation evolution of the original Lintel typeface, first released in 2012. Inspired by the architectural principles of Alvar Aalto, this geometric sans-serif balances structure with a natural, flowing aesthetic. Its distinctive pill-shaped curves and carefully proportioned letterforms create a precise and approachable typeface.
Expanded for greater versatility, Lintel Next now includes five new widths—Compressed, Extra Condensed, Condensed, Expanded, and Extended—allowing seamless adaptability across different design applications. Every character has been redrawn for improved consistency and enhanced readability, ensuring a refined typographic experience.
This latest update was led by Tasos Varipatis, whose hand-drawn approach softens the geometric rigidity found in similar sans-serifs, giving Lintel Next a unique warmth. His refinements also introduce Greek and Vietnamese language support, making the typeface more globally accessible.
With 1222 characters per style, Lintel Next offers extensive OpenType features and broad language support covering Western, Southern, and Central Europe, Cyrillic, Greek, and Vietnamese. Whether used for branding, editorial, or UI design, Lintel Next delivers a contemporary balance of technical precision and human-centred design.
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Complete Family (96 Fonts)
Lintel Next is the next-generation evolution of the original Lintel typeface, first released in 2012. Inspired by the architectural principles of Alvar Aalto, this geometric sans-serif balances structure with a natural, flowing aesthetic. Its distinctive pill-shaped curves and carefully proportioned letterforms create a precise and approachable typeface.
Expanded for greater versatility, Lintel Next now includes five new widths—Compressed, Extra Condensed, Condensed, Expanded, and Extended—allowing seamless adaptability across different design applications. Every character has been redrawn for improved consistency and enhanced readability, ensuring a refined typographic experience.
This latest update was led by Tasos Varipatis, whose hand-drawn approach softens the geometric rigidity found in similar sans-serifs, giving Lintel Next a unique warmth. His refinements also introduce Greek and Vietnamese language support, making the typeface more globally accessible.
With 1222 characters per style, Lintel Next offers extensive OpenType features and broad language support covering Western, Southern, and Central Europe, Cyrillic, Greek, and Vietnamese. Whether used for branding, editorial, or UI design, Lintel Next delivers a contemporary balance of technical precision and human-centred design.
PDF Specimen | Download Test Fonts | Single Weights
Complete Family (96 Fonts)
Lintel Next is the next-generation evolution of the original Lintel typeface, first released in 2012. Inspired by the architectural principles of Alvar Aalto, this geometric sans-serif balances structure with a natural, flowing aesthetic. Its distinctive pill-shaped curves and carefully proportioned letterforms create a precise and approachable typeface.
Expanded for greater versatility, Lintel Next now includes five new widths—Compressed, Extra Condensed, Condensed, Expanded, and Extended—allowing seamless adaptability across different design applications. Every character has been redrawn for improved consistency and enhanced readability, ensuring a refined typographic experience.
This latest update was led by Tasos Varipatis, whose hand-drawn approach softens the geometric rigidity found in similar sans-serifs, giving Lintel Next a unique warmth. His refinements also introduce Greek and Vietnamese language support, making the typeface more globally accessible.
With 1222 characters per style, Lintel Next offers extensive OpenType features and broad language support covering Western, Southern, and Central Europe, Cyrillic, Greek, and Vietnamese. Whether used for branding, editorial, or UI design, Lintel Next delivers a contemporary balance of technical precision and human-centred design.
PDF Specimen | Download Test Fonts | Single Weights
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