Mason Sans
Barnbrook · Jonathan Barnbrook

A humanist sans drawn from the serif Mason, shaped by British typographic tradition and early 20th-century London architecture.
About
Mason Sans translates the characters of Mason Serif into a humanist sans-serif with an unusual, considered elegance. Barnbrook cites early European modernism and London's early 20th-century buildings as architectural reference points, alongside the typographic legacy of Edward Johnston and Eric Gill. The result is a sans with a distinctly British sensibility and a formality that sets it apart from more neutral humanist models.
Classification
Explicitly described as a humanist sans-serif, informed by Edward Johnston and Eric Gill, with architectural and early European modernist reference points.