Small business: Vee Kessner - Corporate techniques
Vee Kessner, the owner of Space Studio, studied for a business degree at the University of Cape Town before studying interior design at design school.
Vee Kessner, the owner of Space Studio, studied for a business degree at the University of Cape Town before studying interior design at design school.
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