Carousell unveils bold new logo and brand identity across Asia

Carousell, one of the largest e-commerce platforms in Asia, today unveiled a fresh new look which includes a revamped logo, brand positioning and visual identity developed by next generation, creative brand agency, Superunion. The updated look is being rolled out across Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia

The new branding captures the power of positive experiences and possibilities living in the Carousell ecosystem, an app-first, peer-to-peer, digital marketplace where consumers and businesses exchange goods and services, including personal items like fashion and electronics, as well as cars and properties.

Ambrish Chaundry, Managing Strategy Director Asia said: "Working on the Carousell rebranding project has been very exciting for us. As they build momentum around regional expansion and widen their offering, it’s a perfect time to remind the world what makes Carousell special – a community of real people, “Carousellers”, who all want what is best for each other.”

Cassandra Leong, Brand Marketing Lead for Carousell

Carousell Logo:

The updated symbol mark maintains the original inspiration of the Carousell name and logo, the Kodak carousel, alluding to the cyclical nature of items going round and round. Superunion modernised the logotype and wordmark to reflect a vibrant yet trusted marketplace, and enabled the brand to live successfully in a digital-first environment. The five outward ‘fins’ in the symbol mark represent the company’s five core values, strongly embodied throughout Carousell’s product and culture.

Colours:

Red remains the core Carousell brand colour, now brighter, to represent the ambition of the brand looking into the future. A new suite of secondary colours have also been included to showcase the diversity of the Carousell marketplace.

Motion:

As a natural extension of the digital brand, motion has been incorporated into the visual identity, celebrating energy and movement, representative of the liveliness of the platform itself and serendipitous moments which occurs in its ecosystem.

The new visual identity is being rolled out formally in the coming weeks, beginning with app changes, as well as a brand campaign which will launch in September.

CREDITS

Scott Lambert, Creative Director - Superunion

Pete Tong, Designer - Superunion

Danley Stone, Client Director - Superunion

Charlotte Cheong, Client Executive - Superunion

Ambrish Chaudhry, Managing Strategy Director - Superunion

Sherman Chia, Senior Designer - Superunion

Cassandra Leong, Brand Marketing Lead - Carousell

Jem Seow, Senior Brand Marketing Specialist - Carousell

Davina Tjandra, Creative Design Lead - Carousell

Quek Siu Rui, Founder - Carousell

Marcus Tan, Founder - Carousell

Lucas Ngoo, Founder - Carousell