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Posted on February 2nd 2010

Design Indaba Expo 2010: Koa specialises in designing and producing interior furniture, lighting and accessories.

Founded by designers Annelie Schutte and Liesl Morison in 2009, Koa specialises in designing and producing interior furniture, lighting and accessories. Their products are stylish, unique and functional, with a high standard of craftsmanship applied.

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