Tumla & Rulla
Find the balance

Akke

Jean Paul Gaultier’s haute couture is a celebration of audacity and innovation. Renowned for his intricate designs and avant-garde style, Gaultier’s creations blend traditional craftsmanship with bold, modern aesthetics, making each piece a unique work of art that challenges and redefines the boundaries of fashion.

Akke is a serif type family inspired by Kumlien Gothic typeface designed by Akke Kumlien in 1943. It is not a revival but a rather an hommage. An original take finding its source in Kumlien design.

Akke is named after Akke Kumlien. It references his typeface Kumlien Gothic released 1943. It is not a revival per se but a rather an hommage. A modern interpretation of a Swedish classic. Akke includes three optical sizes: Micro, Text and Display, and a variable x-heights in the display weight allowing for different tones and different context usages.

Knapp and Knopp are a type family duo.
Initiated with a benign caligraphic experiment. The project grew itself through the winter 2021. Its natured soom revealed itself, as it grew in weight expended and expended it’s flaps into blooming flowers. Knopp is the Swedish for seeds.
The family has been thought as a natural evolution, animated. It has therefore been built from the start to become a variable font. Knapp was conceived from Knopp, a companion to play with, sharing the roots. Together they can pair, assemble or take over one another depending on the contexts.

Hot Summer
Smoothies
Churros
Ice Cream