Take Me To Tuscany is a decorative italic serif by Nicky Laatz. Its sweeping strokes give a short name or headline a strong visual role; the same flourishes can compete with neighbouring letters in a long line. It is most useful when the lettering has space around it, such as a wedding name, invitation heading, or boutique wordmark.
The full typeface lists 82 alternate characters and ligatures, plus closely related variants. Those options matter when a particular capital or pair of letters does not fit your layout. Check the exact words in your project in the maker's preview before choosing a variant.
At a glance
- Designer: Nicky Laatz.
- Style: calligraphic italic serif with alternate glyphs and ligatures.
- Best starting point: short display text with generous spacing; use a quieter face for supporting copy.
Preview
Look at both the full alphabet and the real-world examples below. For an invitation or logo, check how the first and last swashes behave beside nearby letters. The decorative forms are a design feature, so judge them at the size at which your project will be seen.
Availability and license
The linked Creative Market page is a paid product listing. Nicky Laatz says free releases of her fonts, when offered, come through her own site and carry their own terms. We have not verified an ongoing free demo of this typeface. Check the current license before using it in client work, on a website, or in a product.
Product information: Nicky Laatz product page and Nicky Laatz licensing FAQ. Check the seller’s current listing for changes in availability or terms.
