Back Next Share this! Eames Century Modern is a typographic workhorse with unparalleled practical elegance minted in the spirit of Charles and Ray Eames. Refined curves join a symphony of illustrative elements to complement layouts without overpowering them.

Eames Century Modern is a serif typeface designed by Erik van Blokland and released through House Industries in 2010. The design was influenced by the aesthetics of Charles and Ray Eames, an American husband and wife team that helped define the mid-century modern aesthetic in both architecture and furniture design.

Eames Century Modern is a beautiful typeface that blends two major genres of serif: the Clarendon and the Scotch. It’s an exuberant design, full of warmth and oddball design details.

House Industries’ Eames Century Modern ($275) is a typographic workhorse that honors the Eames aesthetic while offering unprecedented functionality. An eighteen-style serif typeface family strikes an unprecedented balance between distinctive idiosyncrasies, readability and space economy.

Eames is a font made by House Industries and Erik van Blokland under license from the estate of Charles and Ray Eames. ... Eames Century Modern a significant edge in contemporary design environments. A stencil font on the heaviest weight of Eames Century Modern takes the curvature of bent plywood and abstracts the shapes into type.

Eames Century Modern in use. Typeface Design: Erik van Blokland & House Industries Typeface Direction: Ken Barber & Andy Cruz Typeface Mastering: Tal Leming

Eames Century Modern Stencil is stencilled serif typeface designed by Erik van Blokland and released through House Industries in 2010 as part of the Eames Century Modern type family. The design of the stencil cut was inspired by the bent plywood made famous in the furniture of Charles and Ray Eames. Get Eames Century Modern Stencil →

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Eames Century Modern is a typographic workhorse that honors the Eames aesthetic while offering unprecedented functionality. An eighteen-style serif typeface family strikes an unprecedented balance between distinctive idiosyncrasies, readability and space economy.