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New Environmentally-Friendly Cabinet
Collection at a.k.a Green
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or some homeowners, “Mid Century Modern” style is a memory from the 40’s,
50’s and 60’s, but for most it’s new, fresh and very cool. A new Mid Century
Modern cabinet collection, featuring ten contem-
porary styles all crafted from healthy non-toxic
materials has been introduced by Neil
Kelly Cabinets, and is now available
locally at a.k.a. Green. Neil Kelly
is a pioneering manufacturer and
national marketer of environ-
mentally friendly cabinets.
The new collection appeals to
designers and homeowners who
appreciate modern architecture,
Beat of life
as well as use of “resource responsible” natu-
ral wood grains and finishes.
e. francisca dekker
Like all of Neil Kelly’s four cabinet collections, Mid Century Modern cabinet
boxes are made using a no-added urea formaldehyde agri-board, solid wood and
Vibrant and bold, the colors in Francis- veneers from sustainable resources, low VOC glues, binders, adhesives and natural
ca Dekker’s acrylic paintings are often
furniture-grade finishes. They also carry a five year limited warranty.
symbolic, meant to deepen a sense of
motion in body, heart and soul. The
Visit local dealer, a.k.a. Green at 8100 E. Indian School Rd in Scottsdale, check
out
www.akagreen.com or call 480-946-9600.
self-taught artist’s imagery springs from
her willingness to leave the familiar; af-
ter a 15-year counseling career in The
Join the Festivities
Netherlands, she left her native land
and moved to the United States, deter-
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ainbow from Heaven Healing Center is celebrating one year in their new
location. On Saturday, September 13 from 11am-5pm join them for their an-
mined to explore a different culture. niversary party. They offer a variety of products, services, practitioners and events
Dekker’s expressive style of fluent
to meet your body, mind and spiritual growth needs.
movements and contrasting lines is inspired
Rainbow from Heaven is the only business in town with an Oxygen Bar with
by her experiences of the Dutch light, and
16 flavors of aromas. Oxygen reduces migraines, improves circulation and mental
clarity, gives a boost of energy, helps with jetlag, hangovers, and so much more.
the hues of the Wilmington, North Carolina
Disease cannot live in an oxygenated environment. Happy Hour Mondays are
coast, where she now resides.
from 3-7pm, 6 days a week.
“When I paint, I am at home in
my body,” observes Dekker. “There are
Rainbow from Heaven is located at 725 S. Rural Rd., #117 in Tempe. For more
no boundaries or judgments. Just the
information call 480-775-4077 or visit www.RainbowFromHeavenHealingCenter.
freedom to express the compassion I
com. See ad page 19.
see and feel within myself and others,
to feel the healing power of move-
ment and art; expressing my connec-
Break Free From Allergies
tion with nature and the Divine in the
C
heck out the new office of Advanced Allergy Relief of Arizona on Saturday,
Sept. 20 at 10am. Enjoy a free continental breakfast while learning everything
circles of life.”
you wanted to know about allergies. Learn how eastern medicine and modern tech-
Dekker’s work exhibits throughout nology has been combined to help you live your life allergy free. This is the latest
North Carolina. See it now at The Red
most modern technological advancement in allergy relief to date. If you or anyone
Tulip Gallery and Blue Moon Show-
you know has allergies, you will definitely not want to miss this free class.
case, Wilmington, and at ARTSHAK
Advanced Allergy Relief of Arizona is located at 3305 E. Greenway Rd. in Phoenix.
Gallery, Southport.
Call to RSVP at 602-866-3500. Visit
www.AARofAZ.com for more information.
View the artist’s portfolio at
See ad page 26.
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RedTulipGallery.com.
Phoenix
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