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In the designers’ own words:

With Inhabit we never really made a specific commitment to develop products for one category within the home. We really just act on our gut feeling about whether a product idea is right for the Inhabit brand and can we produce it and sell it for an affordable price? We design everything from scratch. We are not just private labeling existing designs or making pillows or bedding from someone’s fabrics. These are our sketches, thoughts and ideas brought to life in the Inhabit line.

We feel the uniqueness of our line can be attributed to the fact that we probably don’t think like normal textile and product designers. We were both schooled as graphic designers and have owned and operated Planet 10, an award-winning brand development firm since 1996.

Today only: save 50% on Inhabit!

So it’s official: wallpaper is totally back. Like, so far back it’s sitting in the seats in the trunk that look out through the rear windshield and let you make faces at the lady behind you in the drive-through line at Wendy’s. I don’t know much about wallpaper’s grand heyday, not having lived through it, but from what I’ve seen on Trading Spaces it was not designed to be removed. Ever.

Which is what makes twenty2’s line of Wallbands so exciting–they’ve got Kyra and Robertson Hartnett’s typical neo-mod sense of color and design, but in easy-to-use strips that are specially made so that you can put them up and take them down with a minimum of hassle. If a room outgrows its use (or its inhabitant outgrows the room), take down the Wallbands and start over! Best of all, the paste is already applied to the strips, so you can just wet ‘em down and put ‘em up.

Today only: save 40% on twenty2 Wallbands

Zid Zid Kids was founded by a married artist/designer couple Julie Klear and Moulay Essakalli in 2003 after they and their two children relocated from Massachusetts to Morocco, where Moulay was born and raised. Kids LOVE these poofs — they are colorful, energizing, interactive, and lend an exotic touch to any child’s room. Today only: save 50% on zid zid kids

Just in time for Fall! Put another layer of color on your bed with a new coverlet from DwellStudio, Area, or Inhabit. Materials vary from 320 thread count combed cotton sateen (Inhabit) to 320 thread count 100% cotton percale (DwellStudio) to 100% cotton (Area). Today only: save 60% on DwellStudio

Linen bedding was all the rage this year, not it’s time to stock up on these great fresh lines for next summer. The Simone line is 100% linen with french seam details, and the Day White line is 200 thread-count cotton. Today only: save 50-60% on Area

It’s Pin Dot day here at undrgrnd HQ! Looking for a gorgeous set of sheets that goes with anything and clocks in at a solid 320 thread count, 100% combed Egyptian cotton? Look no further! Sheet sets include 1 flat sheet, 1 fitted sheet, and 1 pair of cases. Cases have a piped border. Today only: save 50% on DwellStudio Pin Dot bedding.

You heard it right, my peoples. 85%. Last chance on the twin bedding before we raise these guys to the rafters. Got a kid* in mind? Sock away a set today!

* you don’t actually have to buy these for twins.

Longtime friends with similarly rural childhoods, Nicole Chiala and Kristina de Corpo started Amenity in 2004 to bring some of the peaceful tranquility of their youth into their urban, adult homes. Two graphic designers passionate about nature and modern design — and unhindered by the restraints that can come with formal training in textile design — followed a vision of sleeping among treetops to create duvet covers, pillows, prints and accessories quite unlike anything else. Hand-screened organic cotton/hemp fabric stretched onto wooden frame. Today only: save 50% on Amenity Wall Prints

Almost flowers, a bold curvy print soft grey on white 200TC cotton with an accent lilac color. Duvet covers and shams. Today only: save 50% on Area

Three Sheets 2 the Wind is a design studio that creates handmade accessories for the modern home. Every piece is placed and printed by hand, using silkscreen and direct printing methods. The process is not always consistent, which allows each piece to be unique and authentic. Designer Jenny Sauer’s inspiration comes from mid-century pattern design, nature, and the skeletal structure of plant life. Today only: save 60% on three sheets 2 the wind pillows