The S6 Foundry and Paul Henry Robb are the typographical component of Salt & Pepper, a multidisciplinary design studio that injects “valuable depth and differentiation into business,” and “transforms brands and businesses with simple remarkable ideas.”

Simple remarkable ideas tend to carry the day. Based in Perugia in Sensational Umbria, Salt & Pepper has been providing branding and communication services to companies around the world since 2000. Their distinguished projects exude both flash and solidity, bright swaths of modernity supported by class and tradition. They are highly effective in a competitive world. Take a look at their awards while you learn a little more about them.

Their S6 sans is a contemporary neo-grotesque sans serif typeface with strong stylistic geometric contrasts. Its distinctive wide-open stance was designed to give the right visual consistency for branding and communications. Mr. Robb designed S6 with today’s challenging market in mind, and the result is a visually striking print that is superb across mediums, whether print or digital.

Companies and artists that act now on S6 will instantly get commercial splash and edgy distinction. For example, take a moment and consider the S6 numbers. If your product or service incorporates that funky 6 or smirking 9, bam: one fleeting glance, and you are tattooed into your prospect’s brain. It’s actually pretty astounding that such intelligent and powerful distinction can be employed on your project’s behalf in mere seconds.

S6 Sans is perfectly suited for headlines, large-format prints, brand identities, social media, advertising, editorial design, posters, magazines, logos, headings, and more.

Lastly, take a look at these photographs, and let them percolate into your vision. Your project will project the aura of the fashionable, hip, classy Salt & Pepper world. This is a right now kind of thing. Put S6 to work today.

The S6 Sans family includes five weights with their relative Italics. OpenType features include fractions, ligatures, and alternatives.