AMVBBDO creates Dixons Carphone identity

Newly merged company Dixons Carphone opens for trading today with a logo designed by ad agency AMVBBDO.

The Dixons Carphone logo

The new company has been born out of the £3.8bn merger between Dixons and Carphone Warehouse, which was first announced in May

The new identity features an interlocked D and C alongside the Dixons Carphone wordmark.

Dixons Carphone has been launched to offer customers what it calls a ‘seamless experience’ and says it aims to take advantage of the internet of things market by offering customers more connected experiences.

It will mean that electrical and mobile products can be sold side by side allowing customers to buy goods like fridges and washing machines that can be controlled by mobile phones.

Seven stores open today and a further 23 will be open by Christmas as the branding begins to roll out. They will operate as store-in-store concessions within existing Currys and PC World Stores.

Dixons operates more than 500 Currys and PC World stores in the UK and Ireland and Carphone Warehouse operates more than 2000 stores across Europe.

A Dixons Carphone spokeswoman says there are no plans to rename any of these stores Dixons Carphone.

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  • Roy Wylam November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

    Are they a Bank?

  • Peter Bevins November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

    What a rip-off of the Standard Charter logo

  • Anthony Boland November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

    It’s a shame such an opportunity to define a sector has been unclaimed…sorry but being old, remember the “shock of the new” whether it was Nike Town, Next, Apple, Orange, or any other fruit…having said that…I’m waiting to see it in store…

  • Tim Harrison November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

    Still think DixWarehouse would have been more suitable!

  • Kamruz Zaman November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

    I wonder how much it cost to create the new logo, it’s not very impressive or creative. Maybe it’s not AMVBBDO’s fault, maybe they had to work with Neanderthals who wanted a quick logo. I agree with P.Bevins.

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