Madera was developed by Malou Verlomme and published by Monotype. Madera contains 16 styles and household package choices. p > Malou Verlomme designed Madera with graphic designers in mind-- making use of his decade of experience creating bespoke type to develop a versatile, easy-to- utilize geometric sans serif that checks off a long list of branding requirements. Its sharp apexes include some flavour to the design, which uses a truthful, credible tone of voice-- but with a twist. "The design does not head out of its method to attract attention, but is still extremely strong," discusses Verlomme. "It still has a reasonable amount of warmth and personality, in a really understated way. If you're a big corporation, with a typeface being used in various environments, you desire something that's simple to use however can sustain such a big quantity of presence."

The Madera typeface family has 16 font styles: 8 weights of both upright and italics. It is readily available in OpenType CFF and TTF font styles formats. Each typeface contains over 650 glyphs with comprehensive Western, Central and Eastern European language assistance. It also supports OpenType typographic functions like alternatives, ligatures and fractions.

Font Family:
· Madera Hairline
· Madera Hairline Italic
· Madera Thin
· Madera Thin Italic
· Madera Ultra Light
· Madera Ultra Light Italic
· Madera Light
· Madera Light Italic
· Madera Regular
· Madera Italic
· Madera Medium
· Madera Medium Italic
· Madera Bold
· Madera Bold Italic
· Madera ExtraBold
· Madera ExtraBold Italic

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