Designed Living at Karmen's Kollection

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Designed Living at Karmen's Kollection

The Design Week JA 2020 Designed Living event aired yesterday from Karmen's Kollection on Constant Spring Road was perfect rainy morning viewing.If everyone in Jamaica doesn't know the name Carmen Brown-Morrow, they are sure to know Karmen's Kollection nï¿½e Karmen's Korner. Brown-Morrow has been in the fine furniture business for over 40 years and, as an astute businesswoman, has had a positive impact on the nation.

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