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Inhabit Chysalis Wall Flats

Voted Eco-friendly Product of the Year by Interior Design Magazine ? Inhabit's Embossed Wall Flats are designed to expand in any direction. With?an automatic pattern repeat, these wall tiles are simple, modern, versatile and goof-proof. You can cover an existing wall, help disguise a not-so-smooth wall or add a modern pattern to any room setting. ? They are good for the environment too, because they are made from bamboo pulp, one of the world's most renewable resources. No trees were harmed in the making of this product. ? Customize them by rotating every other tile or row, mix-and-match patterns or paint them to coordinate with your decor. The rule is there are no rules and the important thing is to have fun with it. It's low stress, low commitment and a big payoff in the way these tiles will impact a space. ? Only for use indoors. Sorry but they are made of paper. Wall Flats can be used to do an entire room, one wall or to create free-standing-art pieces. ? Dimensions: 18"x18" panels Content: 10 panels per box Coverage: 22.5 square feet Color: Off-white paintable surface Material: 100% molded bamboo paper pulp. No chemical fillers or additives. Hand: Feels like a dense hardboard Adhesive not included. ? Tiles in pictures have been primer coated and painted white ? An Earth-Smart Green Product. ? Click here to download Installation Instructions.

Helvetica
$2.99

Soak - Amber, Duvet Cover Set, Full/Queen
$169.95
Infuse your bedroom with color and vitality with our Soak Bedding Collection from Inhabit Living. These bedding linens feature an array of soft shades of green and white that create a pleasant contrast with the deep, earthy tones of chocolate and amber. Full/Queen Duvet Set includes one full/queen sized duvet cover and two standard shams. Machine wash on gentle, no bleach, tumble dry on low. Press if needed. Please refer to size chart for measurements.

Inhabit My Heart (Back Issue Series)
$14.99
I became a HUGE fan of GrooveLilly when I saw them in the summer of 2006 performing in a musical version of A Midsummer Night's Dream. I have since picked up several of this interesting and innovative band's CDs. This one was a disappointment. It completely lacked the edge of Ms. Vagoda's later albums. This particular CD feels like a slightly pop-inspired easy listening/jazz endeavor. Valarie Vagoda's artful Violin-playing is under-utilized and the group lacks the interesting, musical edge that is later brought by keyboardist Brendan Milburn and drummer Gene Levin.

That is not to say that the album is entirely bad. The music is pretty, Ms. Vagoda's voice is as beautiful as ever, and the album has a late-80s feel that I found a bit nostalgic.

Ultimately, unless you are already a GooveLilly completist, avoid this album and instead pick up the fantastic "Little Light" or (my favorite) "Striking 12".