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She is blessed with model looks, armed with an MBA from Stanford, former City high-flyer, and now founder and CEO of Casa Forma, interior design firm to the international jet-set. James Ollerenshaw discovers that with Faiza Seth there’s definitely more than meets the eye. Download the full Casa Forma Article