29LT Idris is a modern typeface blending Arabic Naskh with Serif Latin features, available in Sharp and Flat versions, each offering five weights. Its design, inspired by historical influences, has been enhanced using advanced technology, ensuring improved legibility for both body text and display use, with a significant focus on Arabic calligraphic standards.

The evolution of typography in digital media highlights the shift from static to dynamic type solutions, where variable fonts allow for flexibility and adaptability. 29LT’s multi-script variable fonts combine traditional calligraphic styles with modern functionality, enabling users to manipulate design spaces and enhance web performance, while providing various aesthetic and functional applications.

The challenge of creating cohesive bi-scriptual wordmarks for brands in the Arab world, with both Arabic and Western names, requires careful consideration. The recent redesign of the Lanvin logotype in both Latin and Arabic scripts illustrates this complexity. Pascal Zoghbi explored Thuluth and Eastern Kufic calligraphic styles to harmonize with the new Latin typography, ensuring a professional and visually coherent result.