Kantar Japan's reception area looks really great with a display that make it look like the brand's logo is there in 3D. Look on Designboom for more.

I have to confess, I never changed the fonts that were by default in my various coding softwares. I may give it a try with Anonymous Pro, a free font generously shared by Mark Simonson.

This is why people love letterpress, because it looks amazing! These coasters just make me want to do anything to get a design printed with letterpress.

Here is some cool pictures for the nostalgics of old school type. This great old catalogue by Linotype was carefully crafted to show you the typefaces at their best. Via designices.

Another beautiful sans-serif available for free download, don't forget to read the license before using though.

If you like simplicity in typography as much as I do, this exhibition catalogue by Folch Studio is for you.

Big and bold typography is often quite efficient for packaging, these nuts from Michael's Farm are another good example. Via Lovely Package.

This business card is a good example of what can be achieved with a combination of good typography, nice paper and advanced printing. Via For Print Only.

I like the use of typography for titles and excerpts in this publication, it adds some welcomed rythm to the layout.

I'm a sucker for this kind of font experiments, it reminds me the kind of exercice we used to do in design school. I have to start doing those again. (Animation by Calango, via Swiss Legacy)