Domaine Display Regular

Designed by Kris Sowersby

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Font Name Test Domaine Display
Style Regular
Category Serif
Designer Kris Sowersby
Copyright Copyright 2024, Kris Sowersby, Klim Type Foundry.
License Demo / Personal Use Only
Total Character 66
Recommended Line Height 1.31
Ascent 1030
Descent 280
Units Per em 1000
Total Vertical Range 1310
Max Advance Width 1246
Max Advance Height N/A
Underline Position -41
Similar Fonts Austin, Miller, Caslon, Lust, Chronicle Display

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Domaine Display Regular is a contemporary serif typeface designed by Kris Sowersby and released through the Klim Type Foundry in 2013. It is part of the larger Domaine family, which evolved from a project to create a sophisticated, high-contrast typeface for editorial use. This specific weight captures the elegance of traditional Latin styles, characterized by sharp, triangular serifs and fluid, graceful curves that provide a distinctively modern and luxurious aesthetic.

The design balances historical influences from French and transitional typography with a crisp, digital-first execution. Domaine Display Regular is particularly well-suited for high-impact applications where its high-contrast strokes and refined silhouettes can shine. It has become a staple in the worlds of fashion and luxury branding, offering a bridge between classical elegance and current design sensibilities through its precise geometry and sophisticated flair.

Domaine Display Regular Best Uses

Editorial Design

Large-scale headlines and pull-quotes in high-end magazines and journals.

Luxury Branding

Visual identities for fashion labels, cosmetic brands, and premium lifestyle products.

Web Headers

Creating a sophisticated and authoritative presence in hero sections of websites.

Print Media

Refined book covers, formal invitations, and premium packaging designs.

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Available Formats: .OTF


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