Eurostile is a distinctive geometric sans serif characterized by its squared letterforms with subtly rounded corners, creating a technical yet approachable aesthetic. Originally designed by Aldo Novarese in 1962, this typeface features condensed proportions, uniform stroke weights, and distinctive squared oval counters that give it an unmistakably futuristic character. The letterforms maintain geometric precision while incorporating slight optical corrections, and the condensed width maximizes space efficiency without sacrificing legibility. Its unique blend of geometric construction with humanized details makes it instantly recognizable and has cemented its status as a icon of 1960s modernist design.
