Cherryflava
Project Management in Cape Town

Cherryflava Media is a marketing communications production company that specialises in the ideation, design and development of interactive consumer brand experiences.
Our showroom is a collection of RFID triggered experiences, projection mapping and illusion all rolled into one.
Cherryflava Media delivers managed marketing services to our clients.

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