Industry: Design

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One designer, 44 styles, two widths

Muller is a sans-serif type family designed and produced by Radomir Tinkov for Fontfabric, released in March 2015. Its defining structural choice is a wider letterform intended to maintain legibility at small sizes while accommodating fine detailing at display scales. The family spans 44 styles across two subfamilies—a standard width and a Narrow variant—covering 12 weights with matching italics in the main subfamily and 10 weights with italics in the Narrow.

Set in Muller, Muller Narrow

Insights

The wider default structure was a deliberate decision to improve appearance at small sizes, while separate detailing work targeted large-format display use.
The Narrow subfamily offers 20 styles (10 weights plus italics), fewer than the 24-style main subfamily, which runs from Hairline to Fat.
OpenType features include proportional and old-style figures, each also available in tabular versions.
Bulgarian Cyrillic is explicitly supported alongside standard Latin and Cyrillic, indicating intentional extended-script coverage beyond a basic Latin release.