Websites using typographic italy as a keyword

Giò Fuga Type & Studio grafico Giò Fuga è una piccola-grande entità di progettazione grafica e comunicazione visiva con sede a Milano. Specializzata nel Type Design cura anche l'immagine aziendale, l'editoria, ecc.

Archivio Tipografico is a collaborative space for the preservation, the study and the practice oft typographic arts, . A graphic design studio and letterpress printshop based in Turin, Italy.

TypoWeather is the weather forecast website designed with a typographic approach, easy and quick to read. The use of writing and the various font sizes provide a clear and unequivocal description of the weather conditions. TypoWeather allows to memorize the searched cities and to order them by the users’ personal needs. The “Multiweather” option, active after the second search, permits to visualize contemporarily the weather forecast of every stored city. TypoWeather is a project by Flarvet

Personalised and non-personalised special occasion typographic prints, cards and bespoke wedding stationery. Featuring a blog dedicated to seasonal events.

Vernacular Typography is a digital archive and community-based initiative dedicated to the documetation and preservation of vanishing examples of lettering in the everyday environment. It seeks to explore, protect, and promote the typographic heritage of local communities around the world that retain their rich traditions of vernacular signage.

Kashida is an award winning product design studio creating furniture and home accessories based on 3D Arabic calligraphy. Embracing the various calligraphic and typographic styles of Arabic, Kashida aims to bring out a distinct perspective of Middle Eastern culture through contemporary design pieces. In Arabic calligraphy, the term 'kashida' is the glyph that bridges between two Arabic letters in a single word. Driven by the mission of bridging between typography and product design, Kashida was born. The brand's aim is to constantly reinvent unique pieces of art which answer society's ergonomic and lifestyle needs, as well as empower the trades of local craftsmen.