Vermeille is a slightly condensed-industrial-sans typeface designed by Loris Pernoux.
Defined by period authenticity and rooted in vernacular modernism, its low contrast and crisp junctions leave subtly inked corners, bringing a familiar grain and a timeless aesthetic. It sets the layout in motion; its system of weights and widths establishes the tempo, while curved strokes and decisive cuts deliver clean, warm headlines. Sincere in its drawing, it pairs formal restraint with confident intent. From delicate strokes to dense solids, it serves space-efficient text as well as incisive titling, without theatrics.

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