Beige is a modern sans rooted in the tradition of iconic neo-grotesks—clean, legible, and reassuringly familiar. Its name began as an ironic nod to the visual neutrality often favoured by designers, but the process of drawing it revealed something more essential: the importance of having a dependable, versatile sans that still carries a point of view. The family spans ten weights with a matching monospaced variant, making it suitable for complex typographic systems and a wide range of applications.
What truly defines Beige is its flexibility: extensive stylistic alternates allow designers to fine-tune the tone, adjusting its level of neutrality and expression to suit each project. It can be calm and restrained, or quietly distinctive. With support for Latin, Extended Cyrillic, and Greek, plus a generous set of typographic extras, Beige is familiar but never generic—a dependable tool designed to adapt, your version of neutral, shaped by choice.










