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   This kitchen mat is comfy to stand on, stylish to look at it, tough as nails, and only $25—and that alone should convince you to buy it. One shopper says: "These are great for the kitchen.

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   West Elm is offering up to 50 percent off a bunch of home accessories. Here are some stylish finds you can buy for under $100 to refresh your home in 2025.

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   Martha Stewart Mira Anti-Fatigue Kitchen Mat $38 $50 Save $12 Place this anti-fatigue mat wherever you stand for long periods in the kitchen, like in front of the stove or the sink.

5. Sheet vinyl flooring - Wikipedia

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   Cushioned vinyl sheet was developed in the 1960s. It features closed-cell-foam lower layers. A cushioned floor has more give and spring. Low-VOC vinyl flooring is certified by the industry group Resilient Floor Covering Institute. However, it still emits volatile organic compounds such as phenol; ventilation may not appreciably lower ...

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7. Ancient furniture - Wikipedia

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   Beds would be made by stacking mushiro mats and then spreading the mats with a fusuma quilt. Screens were one of the most important and common kinds of furniture in Japan. Shitsurai is a Japanese word referring to a carpentry technique called the "from the floor" approach. Shitsurai originated from another style called shinden style.