Kormelink is a delicate titling Roman serif which pays homage to a smorgasbord of historical origins. Its underlying Roman architecture is a nod to Victor Lardent and Stanley Morrison's renowned 1931 typeface 'Times New Roman' whilst its inherent grandeur is a hark back to the opulence of the Renaissance and Baroque.

It features a humanist axis with a light, highly modulated stoke, short ascenders and a tall x-height. Its serifs are ornate, sharp and crisp evoking a Neoclassical finish along with its delicate droplet terminals and small aperture. Kormelink is equipped with text and titling figures, primary and discretionary ligatures, and an extended range of pan-European Latin character set.

To partner the Roman, Kormelink offers a graceful italic which draws further from the high modulation of the Renaissance form. It sits at an angle of 15° and includes and a flamboyant range of OpenType ligatures and swash capitals.