Terri Pous

By now, you've probably heard of quiet-quitting, which means only doing the work you're paid to do, and nothing more. But what if you applied the same concept to your home?

No apartment is too small for a mini Christmas tree and a sleek menorah.

They serve a super helpful purpose!

Lesson one: Address your shame areas.

These options that are sure to keep you entertained, engaged, and — sometimes most importantly — unplugged.

You, too, can feel like gilded royalty for a fraction of the price.

IMO, New Year's Eve is way more of a stay-at-home holiday than a going-out one, even in non-pandemic times.

According to Reddit.

In the doldrums of pandemic life, a gift basket is exactly what you need.

Nothing says, "I'm thinking of you," quite like the gift of food.

I asked the Apartment Therapy edit team for their ideas of what to do before setting the clock back. Here are some of my favorite ideas of things that can take just an hour (or less!).

You might just start seeing this maximalist shade everywhere you look.

Can't choose between bright colors and neutrals? You don't have to!

According to HGTV's Tiffany Brooks!

It somehow, against the odds, makes my nights of tossing and turning not only tolerable, but kind of... nice?

Turns out the best sleep routine might be not having one at all.

I sometimes feel stumped about where to score good pieces without breaking the bank. So naturally, I asked my Apartment Therapy colleagues to share their hidden gems.

May is Small/Cool Month, and we're so excited for the Small/Cool Experience and to announce the Small/Cool Contest grand prize winner!

Introducing Apartment Therapy's first-ever Green Month!

March is Plant Month on Apartment Therapy, and I couldn't be more excited.

Don't want to (or can't) sleep when you share a bed or room? No problem!

Now I can do puzzles wherever and whenever I want. A pandemic miracle!

When in doubt, do an act of service.

As with many things, one of the best places to start is with a book.

Whether it's a weekend or a weekday off of work, it's definitely possible to make the time feel unique and enjoyable.

She shared an amazing peek at what's probably the best part of her home.

There are two kitchen islands. Two.

This April is stacked with some of the most important religious observances of the world's major religions: Passover, Easter, and Ramadan, in that chronological order. Unlike most years, these sacred holidays will largely be observed entirely at home this year by billions of people, devoid of the gatherings and group meals and services that usually define them.

In case you need a little laugh right now.

A beginner's guide to doing—and loving—puzzles that'll have you finishing 1,000 piecers in no time!

Thank god for FaceTime and video calling.

1. Open your windows.

There's a lamp that looks like an Edison bulb and a vintage fan had a baby.

Meet-cutes aren't just for rom-coms.

A little Valentine to the top 10 favorite bathrooms I've seen recently.

I have a suggestion this Thanksgiving: find a way to be thankful for the thing(s) that you often find yourself complaining about.