Beirut

Strong shapes and contrasts, Beirut is built on an innovative calligraphic principle. The font is structured in two designs. The display version suits for expressive titles, the text version is optimised for reading in smaller sizes. The unique manner of Beirut is outstanding on paper and screen.

Beirut Display and Beirut Text is also available as a Variable Font with one axe (Light → Black). By purchasing a family you receive two Variable Fonts; an upright and an italic.

Weights: Light / Light Italic / Book / Book Italic / Regular / Regular Italic / SemiBold / SemiBold Italic / Bold / Bold Italic / Black (only in Display version)

Styles: Display and Text

Afaan Oromo Aymara Basque Bemba Bosnian Catalan Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Filipino Finnish French Galician German Gikuyu Greenlandic Hungarian Indonesian Irish Italian Ilocano Javanese lat. Kurdish lat. Latvian Lithuanian Malay Moldovan Norwegian Polish Portuguese Quechua Q’eqchi’ Romanian Romansh Slovak Slovenian Somali Spanish Swahili Swedish Tagalog Tshiluba Turkish Walloon Welsh Wolof Zulu ...see the complete list here!

Format Desktop: otf (PS)
Format Variable Desktop: TTF-Variable-Font
Format Web: woff / woff2 /
Format Web Variable: woff / woff2
Format App: otf (PS) / TTF-Variable-Font
Format Variable App: TTF-Variable-Font

Specimen

Trial

Buy

Clear types of Measurement

Spiegelbild der Geschichte?

Journalistic Achievements

Miniaturen der Renaissance

Scientific Research

Weight

A

Alternative Glyphs

Alternate Glyphs

East East

Ligatrues

Sofia Sofia

Case-Sensitive Punctuation

¿Hola? ¿Hola?

Contextual Alternates

Eggy Eggy

Tabular Lining Figures

$1024 $1024

Superscript

m3 m³

Ordinals

5a5o 5ª5º

Fractions

15 ⁄ 320 15⁄320

Numerators and Denominators

2H5 2H5

Featured on our blog: Edition Umbruch used Beirut Diplay for there prizewinning publication (Design and Art Direction: Laura Asmus, Luzia Hein, Marion Schreiber and Svenja Wamser).

Featured on our blog: The Lugano based designer Luciano Marx used Beirut Display for Artificio, a ten day event showcaing contemporary design from Ticino.

Featured on our blog: The designer Daniel Chehade used Beirut Display for the photo book Gods I've Seen – Abbas, about the Iranian photographer Abbas Attar from Magnum Photos, published by Phaidon.