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Nearly two decades of development across four scripts

InterFace is a sans-serif typeface from Dalton Maag that blends humanist, grotesque, and industrial characteristics. Developed from 2007 to 2025 by Bruno Maag, Naïma Ben Ayed, Carlos De Toro, and Angel Kwong, it covers Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, and Latin scripts across more than 870 languages. The product page describes use across signage, billboards, and small-print text.

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Four designers are credited over an 18-year development period covering Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, and Latin scripts.
OpenType features include Urdu numerals alongside Western and tabular numerals, reflecting Arabic-script typographic requirements.

Date: Fri, Nov 13

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