Tenon

By chopping the serifs off their slab family, Mortise, Seán Mongey and Max Phillips created Tenon, a sans family that not only complements its slab sibling, but also stands on its own. With open counters, a generous x-height, and wide proportions, Tenon offers versatility in setting type across print and digital environments. Tenon supports many languages, including Vietnamese. With combined diacritics,Tenon’s acute, grave, hook above, and tilde stack consistently on top of its circumflex. For a geometric family, the hook has a subtle but discernible tail. Take a look.