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Ofform in Use — 1 Design Example | D1S1

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Ofform in use — 1 case

Used by Displaay

Set for Ofform 3D

Find design references using Ofform. Browse project images and studio credits, then follow each case to its source. Typeface names come from catalogued studio writeups; coverage is limited to projects with recorded credits.

Ofform

Ofform by Displaay

Typeface Design For Ofform 3D

Textile Strip, Grid-based Lettering

Ofform in the news

Carme crafts precise, humanised identity for FUTUR
The Brand Identity · Oct 17, 2023
São Paulo creative studio Carme created a comprehensive identity for FUTUR™, a Hudson Valley sustainable-startup offering modular homes named HÔM and ZÔM. The identity balances sharp, futuristic forms with rounded motifs, soft material-referential colours and nature imagery to make innovation feel warm and community-oriented. Its modular logo is based on a customised version of Displaay's Ofform, supported by Neue Haas Grotesk, with sonic, motion and 3D collaborators extending the system.
CarmeMissô FilmesDisplaayFUTUR™branding
Martin Vácha details the day-to-day practice of his independent type foundry Displaay
The Brand Identity · Feb 6, 2020 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Martin Vácha, founder of Prague-based type foundry Displaay, about his daily practice, design philosophy, and the creation of his custom and retail typefaces. Vácha discusses his process-driven approach, collaborations with studios like Anymade, and his views on variable fonts and pricing. The piece offers insight into the independent operation of a small but influential type foundry.
DisplaayAnymade StudioStudio NajbrtMoogPolansky Gallerybranding
Martin Vácha