It's also perfect for last-minute gifting.

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It will include "intimate, never-before-seen footage complete with candid commentary and previously untold stories" from "Fixer Upper."

It's like wrapping a tiny weighted blanket around your head.

It cuts down on the "high touch" areas at home.

These women are re changing the game right now, in 2020.

Here's what we know so far.

Just a guess, but you might be watching more Netflix than usual these days. If your queue is starting to look a little stale, there's some new content hitting the streaming platform starting in April.

The first official project of Ellen’s Design Challenge season 2: Beds, beds, and more beds! Who gives the judges sweet dreams, and who wakes up on the wrong side of the elimination? Let’s find out! We start off with the contestants walking into the giant warehouse workspace (50,000 square feet!), eyes wide like it’s Christmas morning. Vivian gets all sentimental at the banners with each of their names: “They made me a home!” Aww.

Plus, this is when season 5 premieres.

The Nashville area was hit by severe storms and a tornado on March 3. Here's how you can help those affected.

Here's how to get a refund.

Here's how a CEO, video producer, and teenager make it work for them.

“Guess you could call this the one where they all got back together."

Here's what I'm loving about Disney+ so far.

Weighted blankets are a huge trend, and you can get a discount on one popular brand today only.

Since it's all too easy to brush off the advice of one's own family, I decided to ask Apartment Therapy staffers for the best money tips they learned from their folks.

This week, I was introduced to the wonders of TV for cats.

Here's what's coming and going in January.

Subscriptions are literally the gift that keeps on giving. One such gift is also my favorite way to treat my family and friends—and, to be honest, myself.

Looking to turn up the sexy this Valentine’s Day? Last week, I was invited to learn how to make nipple pasties by Rogue Burlesque, and I’m here to tell you, it’s just as fun (and not as hard) as you might think. You’ll be shaking your sparkly bits in no time. Brandy Wine is the de facto pasty artist for Rogue’s burlesque dancers, and she also makes bedazzled bowties for those who’d prefer their sparkle north of their nipples.

Name: Sef Thomas Pinney City: Los Angeles and New York City Style: Contemporary, organic, boundary pushing. Thoughtful and not faddish. Accessible and not precious. Carpenter paired with: Chip Wade When did you realize you had potential in furniture design? When I realized how little research and design was put into many designs that are nevertheless successful on the market. Style lacking substance. What is your design philosophy?

Name: McKenzie Gibson City: Providence, RI Style: My style is signified by both process and product. Carpenter paired with: Brooks Utley When did you realize you had potential in furniture design? While completing my BA in Drawing, I grew into sculpture as a medium. I found it to be a much more effective representation of my ideas. After about two years’ worth of work, I realized that I was blending genres – between fine art and design, specifically furniture.

Name: Kyle Huntoon City: Deetroit, MI Style: I design and build furniture that combines elements of mid-century modern design with traditional joinery techniques. I strive to create designs that are understated, and carefully considered in their construction and functionality. As far as my personal style goes, I am a simple guy; Detroit Denim jeans, a t-shirt and my Danner work boots. Carpenter paired with: Ali Azhar & Matt Muenster When did you realize you had potential in furniture design?

Name: Miles Endo City: Providence, RI Style: Contemporary, clean, and functional. I love clean, tapering lines and architectural inspirations. Carpenter paired with: Karl Champley When did you realize you had potential in furniture design? About ten years ago, when I got to college, I was so far away from home that I tried making furniture for myself. Much of those early pieces were quite experimental but they pointed me down a path that I have come to love.