# B—Line — Style Reference
> Monospaced editorial museum catalog — achromatic typographic grid where the wordmark out-sizes every product.
**Theme:** light
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B—Line operates as an editorial product index rather than a marketing site — the brand name itself is the hero, rendered at architectural scale before any product imagery appears. The palette is intentionally colorless: pure black, white, and a single mid-gray carry every text, border, and surface decision. Monospace typography (HELVMONO) dominates body, navigation, and metadata, giving every label the feel of a museum catalog entry. Product photography is treated as object documentation: uniform gray studio backdrops, tight crops, and zero lifestyle staging. Surfaces stay flat — no elevation, no decorative gradients, no rounded corners beyond a few subtle link treatments. The result is a Swiss-inflected minimalism where the absence of color and decoration is the statement.