Sternberg

Typography is more than just letters on a page. It’s a statement, a mood, and a design tool that can shape perception. As designers, we know that the right typeface can elevate a project, bringing a unique energy and personality to the work. That’s where Sternberg comes in.

A font inspired by Soviet visuals

Sternberg is a bold, geometric font rooted in the visual language of Soviet movie posters from the 1920s and ’30s. These posters, created by pioneers of Constructivist design, embraced sharp angles, striking contrasts, and a sense of motion that still feels fresh today. The typefaces used in these works were not just functional; they were expressive, embodying the era’s experimental spirit and utopian ideals. With its strong forms and daring angles, Sternberg captures that same vibe of building a forward-thinking utopia. It’s a typeface designed for impact, perfect for designers who want to inject boldness and structure into their work.

Versatile and Striking

Sternberg’s geometric forms and sharp cuts make it ideal for a range of design applications. Whether you’re working on branding, posters, editorial layouts, or digital experiences, this font adds a powerful presence to any project.

• Posters & Album Covers – Sternberg’s dramatic angles and strong lines demand attention.
• Branding & Logos – Its geometric precision lends a modern, industrial feel.
• Editorial Design – Experimental layouts benefit from its bold character.

This isn’t a font for subtlety. It’s for designers who want to make a statement, whether through bold headline typography or unconventional layouts.