Luxury Fonts – Elegant & Decorative Handmade Typography

Luxury Fonts is the shelf for letters that are supposed to cost something. Diamonds are set individually, gold is poured rather than coloured in, satin is gathered until the folds themselves make the shape, and porcelain carries hand-painted cobalt. Restraint is not the point here, which is worth knowing before you open one: these faces want one word, plenty of space and a dark background.

Nothing Understated in Here

Golden Drip Font

Liquid gold caught as it runs off the bottom of each letter.

Golden Flow Font

Poured gold, thick and rounded, set hard before it could level out.

Glam Font

Pave diamonds set along polished silver rails.

Royal Satin Font

Red satin gathered and folded until the folds make the letter.

Porcelain Luxe Font

Cobalt flowers painted on white china, with a gilt line round the edge.

Bas-relief Font

Silver acanthus carving, cut deep enough to throw its own shadow.

Purple Paper Font

Deep violet foil crumpled and then smoothed back out.

Marble Bas-relief Font

White marble scrollwork wrapped round a classical serif.

Gold Baroque Font

Gilded ornament packed into every counter, on black.

Shine Font

Gold bars with a diamond channel running down the middle of each stroke.

Crystal Inside Font

Black capitals with raw coloured crystals growing straight out of them.

Royal Fairy Tale Font

Gold and teal filigree over plum. Storybook rather than austere.

Diamo Font

Faceted clear crystal, sharp and shattered, on black.

Royal Gold Font

An ornamented display serif in gold on navy, wax seal included.

Golden Chain Font

Heavy gold links interlocked into letterforms.

Gold Chain Font

The same chain drawn as a specimen sheet, open links and all.

Gold Paint Stroke Font

Gold paint brushed by hand onto black card, with the pot still beside it.

Luxury Fonts Have a Narrow but Wealthy Client List

Jewellery, watches, perfume and spirits come first, and so does anything sold in a gift box. Hotels, spas and fine dining use them on menus and signage; wedding stationers use them constantly. Beauty packaging and awards graphics take the diamond ones. Two practical notes, though. Set them large, since the ornament vanishes at small sizes. And keep the background dark or plain, because these letters already do all the decorating a layout needs.

Files, Briefly

Every one of these Luxury Fonts is an OpenType font you install and type with. Every character also comes separately as a transparent PNG at high resolution, which is what you want when a single gilded capital has to sit on a photograph or a foiled cover.

Luxury Fonts Kept Off the Grid

The vault holds a good deal more. Stones first: Diamond Font, Brilli Font, Crystal Font, Crystal Field Font, Broken Red Crystal Font, Magic Crystal Font, Gems Font and Wire Gems Font. Fabric brings Red Velvet Font, Silk Ribbon Font and Decoration Ribbon Font, and the china cabinet holds Red Porcelain Font, Farfor Font and Porcelain Font.

Ornament, royalty and outright glitter finish the list with Golden Rococo Font, King Font, Rich Font, Pave Gold Font, Luxury Gold Font, Golden Diamond Font and Holographic Glitter Font.

Gold and Marble Have Their Own Rooms

If it is the metal itself you are after, Gold Fonts is the fuller shelf, and Metal Fonts covers silver, chrome and steel. Carved marble and stone relief belong with Stone Fonts.