Tumla is a geometric sans-serif family balancing between humanistic and geometric influences.

Tumla is the Swedish word for tumbling.

The family is available in two flavours: Tumla and Tumla Round.

Tumla’s upright and italic styles were conceived as one, with tumbling motion driving the design.

Tumla’s circular shapes tumble in and out of the stems, shifting between the upright and italic, as if the rounded elements were rolling freely until they find balance.

For an extra wow effect, Tumla features a Wash mode — an OpenType feature that mixes upright and italic characters within the same style, perfect to engage the eye with dynamic headlines.

When using the variable font, Tumla Wash can even be combined with animation to create even more tumbling animated text.

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