Berling is a classical old-style serif typeface originally designed by Karl-Erik Forsberg in the 1950s for Berlingska Stilgjuteriet. It exhibits moderate stroke contrast with diagonal stress characteristic of old-style designs, featuring cupped serifs and slightly condensed proportions. The typeface displays excellent readability with generous x-height and open apertures, while maintaining the calligraphic qualities that give it warmth and elegance. Its robust construction and refined details make it particularly suitable for both text and display applications.
