Nohemi: A Geometric Variable Font by Rajesh Rajput

Designer Rajesh Rajput has released Nohemi, a display typeface variable font that merges Swiss modernist ideals with extreme geometric restraint. The typeface is built on modular grids with large negative spaces, ensuring sharp visual rhythm and precise alignment. It features nine distinct weights that scale smoothly from light, airy forms to bold, architectural heavyweights. A saturated orange-red field contrasts with crisp white type, enhancing readability across media. Designed for both physical posters and digital screens, Nohemi maintains high legibility on mobile devices through contrast adjustments that protect internal letter spaces. The variable axis allows seamless transitions between styles, making it suitable for huge headers or small captions. Rajput's design avoids unnecessary decoration, relying on flat geometric curves and clean spacing rules. The typeface provides a robust structure for headlines and complex information organization, with every glyph having precise dimensions and cohesive spacing across all sizes. Nohemi is intended as a versatile tool for identity architects and modern designers, pairing well with wider grotesque faces to create elegant hierarchies. The project is showcased on Behance and is positioned as a timeless design voice for contemporary media needs in 2026.