The new sans-serif Maket brings a variety of visual references to mind. On the one hand, it recalls the era of drafting tables, blueprints, and compasses. It’s technical feel evokes German DIN-standard typefaces. On the other hand, it clearly carries traits of Art Nouveau and the Decadent movement. But then there’s a subtle hint of resemblance to typewriter fonts.

Maket is both schematic and playful. Straightforward and surprising. It’s not a workhorse font — it’s made for special occasions and unexpected layouts.

It comes in three weights, with alternate characters, proportional and tabular figures, extensive Latin and Cyrillic language support, and a whole lot of arrows.

Designed by Vyacheslav Kirilenko & Gayaneh Bagdasaryan, 2025.