STP Display Cyrillic

The STP Display, originally designed for a signage project in Jaraguá do Sul, Santa Catarina, Brazil, has expanded to include the broadest number of characters in the Latin alphabet. Its design, inspired by sans serif types and drawing features from architecture to modernist design products, is known for its generous shapes and counterforms. The type's eye-catching nature serves its purpose wonderfully, even in situations that require communication in a large number of languages, such as conveying location information to tourists or directions to company employees. Developed with rounded corners and built on geometric elements, the STP Display exhibits a modular feature suitable for large sizes. Its forms and counterforms, which are its key characteristics, bring prominence to any signage project. Beyond wayfinding projects, the STP Display and its counterpart, the STP Stencil, can be applied in architectural projects, advertising, packaging, posters, and more. Catering to over 90% of the supported languages, the STP Display covers the Latin alphabet in its entirety, spanning the whole American continent, East and West Europe, and most countries in Africa, Asia, and Oceania.