KoHo

KoHo is a sans-serif family with a broad weight range and both normal and italic styles. That gives it room to move from lighter, airier text to stronger headings while keeping the overall approach clean and contemporary. It may work well when one family needs to cover several levels of emphasis across a project.

Best suited for: Use KoHo for headings, navigation, labels, short introductions, and interface text where clear hierarchy matters. Its available weights can separate titles from supporting information without requiring several unrelated typefaces. The italic styles may also help with brief emphasis, captions, or secondary notes.

Design considerations: The 200 and 300 weights can create a lighter impression at generous sizes, while 400 and 500 provide more balanced options for everyday text. Weights from 600 to 700 are useful for prominent headings and strong labels. Test lighter settings carefully at small sizes, and use italics selectively so emphasis remains easy to notice.

Pairing guidance: For contrast, pair KoHo with a serif that has visible stroke variation for longer reading passages or editorial sections. A restrained monospace can also distinguish code, data, or technical labels. If keeping the layout sans-serif, choose a companion with noticeably different proportions or weight behavior rather than another near-match.