Acceptera
Feliciano Type · 2024
A sans-serif typeface drawing on Swedish functionalism, named after the 1930 modernist manifesto by Gunnar Asplund and his contemporaries.
About
Available in seven weights from Light to Black with matching italics, the family is designed for text use with a clarity that reflects the functionalist ethos of early 20th-century Swedish architecture. The name references Acceptera!, the manifesto that advocated functionalism in architecture and design, and the letterforms follow that same logic of clean, practical construction. Fourteen styles in total at a single width, suited to editorial, wayfinding and corporate work where restraint is preferred.
Classification
A contemporary sans-serif rooted in Swedish functionalist modernism, with clean practical forms suited to text use; the humanist sans subcategory fits its legibility-first approach and organic origins in early 20th-century modernist design.