A colourful garden
of marketing solutions.
Creativity, Clarity
& Connection.
Our Solutions
Merah
Consulting & Strategy
Media strategy and consulting — built for in-house teams, challenger brands, and ambitious leaders.
Benefits / Use Cases:
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Fix messy workflows, unclear KPIs, or underperforming campaigns
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Build clarity across marketing, media, and measurement
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Fast, founder-level thinking
Ungu
AI-Powered Tech Solutions
AI-powered applications aimed at streamlining the complexities of media strategy, planning and buying.
Benefits / Use Cases:
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AI to make the job easier and faster, not add more things to your plate
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Tools that make you wonder how you managed before
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New approaches to some of the most entrenched, frustrating things about working in media and advertising
Biru
Events and Community Experiences
Events that you want to go to and be seen at. Inspiring speakers, unexplored venues.
Benefits / Use Cases:
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Ideas, people, provocations, and possibility
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Built for marketers, makers, media owners, and founders
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Designed to reset perspectives, form new alliances, and shape what’s next
Emas
Strategic Representation
Premium representation for global media owners, AdTech companies, industry bodies, and independent agencies seeking growth in the region.
Benefits / Use Cases:
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Gain a trusted presence without the cost of a full-time team
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Shape and localise sales pitches for maximum impact in the region
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Unlock new revenue streams through high-value commercial partnerships
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Representation that protects and enhances your brand’s reputation
Coming Soon
Watch this space for more media and marketing solutions coming from Taman Warna soon..
Who We Are
Taman Warna is a Singapore-based group of marketing solutions built to challenge existing agency models.
We develop processes, tools and experiences that help brands and people grow, stand out, and stay ahead
Latest Updates
Was the Shift to Digital Just a One-Way Slide Down the Funnel?
Effectiveness Matters. Culture Does Too. Your Media Mix Shapes Both.
When Channels Override Strategy: Why the Performance Trap Was Inevitable
