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Description
Maison Blanche is a vintage and elegant handmade font duo crafted to bring an authentic, rustic, and sophisticated aesthetic to your creative projects. Combining a textured serif with a natural handwritten script, this combination offers a timeless visual balance
Best Used In
Wedding Stationery: Invitations, menus, save-the-date cards, and place cards.
Branding & Identity: Logos, signatures, photography watermarks, and brand marks.
Editorial & Print: Book covers, posters, quotes, magazines, and frame art.
Packaging & Labels: Luxury cosmetics, vintage goods, artisanal products, and wine labels.
Feature
Character Set : Includes a full set of Uppercase and Lowercase
Numerals & Punctuation
Works on PC & MAC
Simple Instalation
Multilingual Support
PUA Encoding
What you get :
LT Maison Blanche Script
LT Maison Blanche Serif
AI Overview
LT Maison Blanche is a vintage-style font duo consisting of a textured serif and a handwritten script, including full uppercase and lowercase character sets, numerals, punctuation, multilingual support, and PUA encoding. It is compatible with PC and Mac and includes both the Script and Serif font files.
What's Included
File Size: 2.5MB
Uploaded: October 23, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
We want you to be happy with your purchase! We do offer refunds for digital products if you experience a technical issue that our support team cannot resolve. Just reach out to us within 30 days of your purchase, and we'll be here to help.
After your purchase is complete, you'll receive a confirmation email with a link to download your files. You can also log into your account and access your downloads from the 'My Downloads' section.
Our products come with different licensing options that allow for many types of use cases. Our licenses page includes detailed information about the available licenses, so you can choose the one that fits your project. Click here to view licence details.









