Amarante
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
Amarante is a condensed serif font designed by Karolina Lach and available through Google Fonts. Its unconventional shapes draw from Art Nouveau design traditions, blending the fluidity of botanical forms with structured, architectural lines. The result is a typeface that feels both organic and precise.
The font includes 424 glyphs with Latin and Greek script support. Despite being designed as a display face, Amarante works surprisingly well in text settings thanks to its medium contrast and careful letter spacing. The Art Nouveau influence gives it a personality that standard serifs rarely match.
Amarante is free for both personal and commercial use under the SIL Open Font License. It suits editorial design, book covers, cultural publications, poster design, and projects that need a serif with artistic character. Its condensed proportions make it space-efficient while remaining visually distinctive.
Amarante-Regular.ttf
Regular • 144.6 KB
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