Typography for the Solomon Font Family
One family, two personalities: functional geometric sans meets Art Deco ornament
Solomon is a dual-structure type family by Fontfabric, designed by Svetoslav Simov and released in April 2010. It pairs a geometric, legibility-focused sans-serif sub-family (Solomon Text) with an Art Deco-inspired ornamental sub-family (Solomon Deco), each available across six weights from Thin to Black. The family totals 12 styles and includes OpenType features such as discretionary alternates, oldstyle figures, standard ligatures, fractions, ordinals, subscript, superscript, and localization, alongside multilingual support.
Set in Solomon
Insights
- The two sub-families share an identical six-weight range, allowing designers to swap between utilitarian and decorative registers without breaking typographic hierarchy.
- OpenType feature set includes discretionary alternates, ordinals, subscript, superscript, fractions, and localization alongside standard ligatures and oldstyle figures.
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