Pilat Extended Regular

Pilat Extended Regular is a sophisticated geometric sans-serif typeface designed by Stéphane Elbaz of General Type Studio. Inspired by the mechanical aesthetics of early 20th-century industrial design, it features a robust, square-like structure that balances technical precision with modern elegance. The extended proportions of this variant are specifically crafted to command attention, offering a wide, cinematic presence that works exceptionally well in contemporary visual communication.

As part of the larger Pilat family, the Extended Regular weight is known for its high x-height and modular construction. It bridges the gap between classic modernist fonts and futuristic display faces, making it a versatile tool for designers looking to convey strength and stability. Whether used in digital interfaces or high-end print media, it maintains excellent legibility while providing a distinct, authoritative voice.