Melnofa is a mid-century sans-serif inspired by bentwood furniture from the 60s. It features sloped letterforms with subtle rounding, like the structure of the Siesta chair from Ingmar Relling. Melnofa is based on found type from a 1960s book cover found at an estate sale in Austin, Texas.
✔️ OTF font file
✔️ Uppercase & Lowercase letterforms
✔️ Numbers & punctuation
✔️ Good for personal & commercial use
We love seeing what you create with our fonts! Tag us using #fewandfahrfonts or send it our way directly @few.and.fahr
One purchase = one user
If someone else wants to use this font, they’ll need to purchase their own license.
Designing for a client?
You can use this font in their design work, but you can’t send them the font file. If they’d like to use it themselves (for web, social, print, etc.), they’ll need to purchase their own license.
Need an extended license? Please reach out to via the general inquiry form
You’ll need an extended license if:
Your site gets more than 50,000 average monthly page views
Your business brings in over $1M annually
You want to use the font in a film logo, title treatment, or movie credits
You’re using it in print for a major magazine or newspaper
You’re using it in a national or international advertising campaign
Melnofa is a mid-century sans-serif inspired by bentwood furniture from the 60s. It features sloped letterforms with subtle rounding, like the structure of the Siesta chair from Ingmar Relling. Melnofa is based on found type from a 1960s book cover found at an estate sale in Austin, Texas.
✔️ OTF font file
✔️ Uppercase & Lowercase letterforms
✔️ Numbers & punctuation
✔️ Good for personal & commercial use
We love seeing what you create with our fonts! Tag us using #fewandfahrfonts or send it our way directly @few.and.fahr
One purchase = one user
If someone else wants to use this font, they’ll need to purchase their own license.
Designing for a client?
You can use this font in their design work, but you can’t send them the font file. If they’d like to use it themselves (for web, social, print, etc.), they’ll need to purchase their own license.
Need an extended license? Please reach out to via the general inquiry form
You’ll need an extended license if:
Your site gets more than 50,000 average monthly page views
Your business brings in over $1M annually
You want to use the font in a film logo, title treatment, or movie credits
You’re using it in print for a major magazine or newspaper
You’re using it in a national or international advertising campaign
