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Elegant new typeface Mireille pays homage to French culture

Anita Jürgeleit is an indie type designer living in Hamburg, Germany. After some years of work at URW Type Foundry, she started working independently in 2018 and has just launched her latest type family Mireille, a homage to French culture.

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Ornate white serif type sample reading "Say Hello! To Our Audience I Can Be Bold Too" on black background, showcasing Mireille typeface design

A serif typeface with seven styles, 1,000 glyphs, and over 100 alternates and ligatures, Mireille covers all European languages and includes advanced Open Type features. Anita describes it as "your journey through gourmet food, classical music, opera and wine tours, allowing you to add outstanding elegance to your typography".

If you like the look of Mireille, then don't hang around. Right now, it's available with an introductory offer of 80 per cent off.

Mireille typeface display with the tagline "Un hommage à la culture française" on a black background
Mireille typeface displayed with French text alongside a photograph of an open oyster shell with pearl and garnish
Mireille typeface logo with decorative serif lettering and "Quiches Lorraines" text beneath on black background
Mireille typeface displayed on a black background with text in German and French, showcasing the elegant serif font across multiple styles and weights
Mireille typeface showing the logo and seven font weights from thin to black, with specifications listing 1,084 characters, 112 stylistic alternates, 100 languages and advanced typographic features
The Mireille typeface displayed in white serif lettering on a black background alongside a wooden violin on the right side
Mireille typeface specimen displaying alternates, ligatures, currency symbols, fractions and stylistic sets on a black background
White stylised italic lettering spelling "Rkgssb" with decorative swashes and construction guidelines on a black background, demonstrating a ligature from the Mireille typeface
White decorative text reading "La Vie en Rose" displayed against a black background with red roses on the right side, demonstrating the Mireille typeface
Mireille typeface displayed on black background with French culinary terms and an excerpt describing éclairs in elegant serif lettering
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