Typeface Design for Pangram Pangram
112 styles, one governing idea: disciplined quiet
Neue Gstaad is a Swiss-influenced type family designed by Ian Party, built around clarity, restraint, and quiet sophistication rather than regional cliché. It spans 112 styles across 7 subfamilies, structured as a variable system ranging from Compressed to Expanded widths. The family supports a wide range of Latin-based languages and includes extensive OpenType features, covering a continuous range of voices from compact editorial settings to expansive, architectural-scale compositions.
Set in Neue Gstaad
Insights
- The variable system spans Compressed to Expanded, enabling a continuous range of typographic voices within one family.
- Seven subfamilies are structured to function as a unified, future-facing typographic ecosystem.
- Design intent prioritizes restraint in referencing typographic precedents rather than direct revival.
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