Zimmer (Updated)
Zimmer—with its highly-legible and simple sans-serif font—squarely fits into the mould of classical neo-grotesque typefaces. Zimmer is, however, still relatively narrow and is inspired by both early grotesque and humanist typefaces. The result: a typeface that works equally well for text and for display. And the name? It arrives to us via Paul Auster books, highway signs, and the fear of flying.
Purchase at http://fonts.gestalten.com/zimmer.html
Zimmer—with its highly-legible and simple sans-serif font—squarely fits into the mould of classical neo-grotesque typefaces. Zimmer is, however, still relatively narrow and is inspired by both early grotesque and humanist typefaces. The result: a typeface that works equally well for text and for display. And the name? It arrives to us via Paul Auster books, highway signs, and the fear of flying.
Purchase at http://fonts.gestalten.com/zimmer.html
