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They're breathable and seriously good at regulating temperature to keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Leave the excuses behind because framing just got a lot easier (and cheaper).

We found something soft and sleek to suit every space.

You don't need to compromise on form or functionality with these great-looking picks.

Prepare to meet the warmest, most durable, longest-lasting blanket you'll ever own.

And they double as dining tables and extra storage spots.

You *and* your dog will be able to tell the difference...

It's finally time to break out the cozy bedding!

They're stylish and functional!

We'll help you find one that's comfortable, attractive, and fits your budget.

Sweet dreams are made of this.

There's nothing childish about these beds.

Tiny-apartment dwellers, this one's for you.

Add some glamour to your bedroom today.

Add a touch of boho flair to your home today.

Whether you need to carve out a bedroom from a studio apartment, or a foyer from a living room, or just a little private space anywhere, these room dividers will get the job done.

​Forget your old dorm room door mirror — you know, the one you double-side taped and then couldn't get off when it came time to leave ...

Part decor element, part fireplace essential.

From the budget-friendly to the expensive, these are the scented candles we can't get enough of.

Whether you're looking to economize space in the workplace or an at-home office, selecting a functional and stylish desk is a must, and these options are perfect for small spaces.

Our favorite board games, so you can have another excuse to stay home this winter.

The debate between toasters and toaster ovens has divided households for years, with no clear winner in sight. While both appliances have their pros and cons, it’s undeniable that toaster ovens stand out for their versatility. A true kitchen workhorse, toaster ovens not only make toast and heat up bagels, but can also function like a regular oven, baking or roasting small batches of food and heating up last night’s leftovers with ease.

When it comes to finding the luggage that’s right for you (and your next trip), there are a few questions you should ask: How will you be traveling? How long will you be traveling? How much stuff will you actually bring with you? The answers to those questions can help determine what kind of bag is right for you, whether that be a weekender, a carry-on, or a more substantial check bag. Of course, no matter which style of luggage you land on, not all bags are created equal.

Did you know that you can easily spend over $2,000 a year buying lunch out each day? Making your own lunch and packing it in a reusable box is therefore not only better for you, it’s more sustainable for the earth AND might help you save up for that vacation you’ve been dreaming of. Nowadays there’s a lunch box or bag for every type of person, whether you’re a super organized meal prepper or a last-minute, throw-it-in-a-bag type.

Backpacks are one of those special products that people of all ages will always have use for and can get excited about. Whether you’re preparing for your first day of Kindergarten, a rugged hiking trip or just a day out and about, there’s a backpack for everyone—and every personality type. For something so practical, backpacks are a great form of self-expression; scrolling through the Internet yields seemingly endless options in every style, color, and function.

The sun is out, the party’s on, and you have all the makings of a great day with your speakers, your grill and your string lights. All that’s missing is a good reliable cooler to keep your food and drinks cold (particularly if you’re feeling this heat wave). There are a variety of options on the market, so we rounded up our favorites at all price points and styles.

Our favorite portable bluetooth speakers will have you jamming out all summer long.

Take your plant babies to new heights with these stylish plant stands.

Find the grill of your dreams and start entertaining this summer—no backyard necessary.

These kitchen staples have come a long way over the past fifty years, and they are now not only useful but beautiful enough to keep out on your counter.

We found the best (and best looking) water filter pitchers that will keep you and your family hydrated and healthy.

Toasters that hit the sweet spot of good design and functionality.

It may not feel like it on the East Coast yet, but spring is definitely on its way. And that means spring cleaning won’t be far behind. One little shortcut that doesn’t actually involve a bit of scrubbing or organizing: adding in a plant or two can make any space feel a tiny bit better and brighter. Plus, having fresh colorful flowers around always makes me feel like the weather is friendlier than it actually is.

These throws are guaranteed to add warmth and style to any space.

A new year means new goals and a renewed desire to get organized. To help you get there, we’ve rounded up our favorite day planners, from the professional to the quirky to the feminine. Even though it’s tempting to just stick with your phone’s calendar app, why not make 2018 the year you move away from the digital and rediscover how much fun and practical having a good old paper planner can be.

Soda makers, otherwise known as carbonators, may be the kitchen appliance you probably don’t realize you need. Bubbly drinks like seltzer and Prosecco are typically associated with special occasions, but the rise in popularity of flavored drinks like La Croix are making carbonated beverages more accessible, not to mention more fun. Getting that bubbly taste at home hasn’t always been easy.

A dozen wine racks that are both stylish and practical.

So maybe you’re thinking about buying a sofa. Color matters. You want something that’s going to match with everything else in the room, that will look good with the things you have now and also, hopefully, weather the test of time. With this in mind, gray is an excellent neutral—quite versatile, with none of the high maintenance of white or the in-your-faceness of black.

The sofa is arguably the most important piece of furniture in your home (based solely on the amount of time you spend on it). It’s where you binge watch episodes of Broad City and Game of Thrones; where you collapse after a long day of work; and where you curl up with a good book on an obligation-free weekend.

It might not be fun to talk about, but with winter approaching you know it's necessary

A coffee table is a pretty important piece in the grand scheme of your living room. It’s both utilitarian and a chance to make a style statement. The biggest problem when shopping for a coffee table, though, is that the truly unique ones often cost an arm and a leg. So I tasked myself with finding 12 that come in under $500 and offer way more stylistically than your standard wood or open frame table.

The most prominent element of your bedroom is, naturally, the bed, and the headboard is the most prominent element of your bed. If you don’t have one, you should perhaps consider it, because nothing makes a bed (and the whole bedroom) quite like a great headboard. In the past, a bed was a bit of an all-or-nothing proposition, but now, you can buy a headboard, mount it to your already existing bedframe, and call it a day.

Here’s why I propose everyone have at least one cocktail ottoman in their lifetime (and why I should take my own advice): Every night, I sit down on my sofa and I put my feet up on my wood coffee table. It’s hard as a rock, and it certainly does not offer a comfy spot to cushion my heels which leads me to clear the table top to make room for a pillow so I can finally be comfortable.

Even if your entryway is super-tiny — or you don’t really have an entryway at all, and have to make do with a little spot by the door — it’s nice to have a place to drop your keys, set down the mail, put things that you’re planning on taking with you the next time you go out. That’s where these little tables come in.

“That’s a really pretty dish rack” is a thought you have had, perhaps, never. But that’s all about to change. Which is good news for everyone who washes dishes, but especially good news for renters living in smaller apartments without a dishwasher, where the dish rack works especially hard — and can have a huge visual impact on a tiny kitchen. Here are 10 beautiful, and also practical, options. A simple, reasonably priced dish drainer that gets the job done.