Marjoree

Marjoree is like a patchwork font family consisting of multiple variable sans serif designs with four subfamilies: Proportional Duplex, Monospace, and two pattern variable fonts, Hex and Penta. The Duplex feature lets users switch weights without reflowing text, ideal for book and web design, where text reflow is crucial. Designed by Catalogtree & Show Me Fonts, Marjoree is named after Marjorie Rice, an amateur mathematician who discovered 4 ways of tessellating pentagons between 1975 and 1977, it blurs the line between typography and pattern. Hex and Penta inspire animation and exploration.