Anto Rounded Mono
b•v-h type · André Baldinger & Toan Vu-Huu · 2022
A monospaced sub-family of the Anto Rounded collection, designed by André Baldinger and Toan Vu-Huu, with rounded terminals and geometric proportions rooted in early grotesque references.
About
Originally developed from a 2017 visual identity proposal for Bétonsalon in Paris, the Anto Rounded Mono shares the same skeleton as the broader Anto family but applies fixed-width spacing. Its rounded terminals give it a softer character than angular geometric monospaced faces, and its 801 glyphs per style cover an extensive range of Latin languages. OpenType features include multiple figure styles, small capitals and stylistic alternates for characters such as g, l and the ampersand.
Classification
A monospaced variant of a geometric sans-serif family, with rounded terminals and proportions influenced by early grotesque designs. Classified as mono due to its fixed-width construction and its position as a distinct sub-family within the Anto Rounded collection.