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It's a reinterpretation of the popular architectural style in North America.

You can give back, even while stuck at home.

Take your next meeting from Seinfeld's living room.

Your friends’ inboxes are about to get a whole lot happier.

Ghost sightings (thankfully) not included.

You may not be able to go to the zoo right now, but you can bring a (virtual) penguin into your living room.

"oh little virus / you've forced us to stay inside / let's dance without pants"

Keep your dog happy and healthy, without leaving the house.

Pet owners are getting creative during this uncertain time.

Here's how you can watch the nature phenomenon from your couch.

“There is never a line for Frozen Ever After at homemade EPCOT.”

Regardless of the household dynamic, one thing is for certain: working from home together isn't always easy.

The positions span departments such as software development, art direction, marketing, editorial, web services, and transportation logistics.

It could help your productivity, among other things.

Here's what we know so far.

Time to learn a new skill.

Here's what dog owners REALLY need.

Om-mazing.

Sometimes there’s no better relief than watching a cute animal at play.

Even though you’re stuck inside, you can still check out the new movies you’ve been dying to see—in the comfort of your own home, no less.

Here's how to keep in touch.

Learn some Disney magic.

You can even add autumn leaves.

As many of us are only finding out now, working from home isn’t easy. Some might say it’s even ruff.

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.

If you’re looking for feel-good, laugh-worthy Netflix movies to watch while social distancing, we’ve got you covered.

Here’s what you need to know to rest easy.

From the kayaking through icebergs in Alaska to diving through shipwrecks in Florida, adventure virtually awaits.

Legend and other artists are performing for free.

No dress code required!

At Apartment Therapy, our mission has always been to help people create safe, comfortable, and supportive homes. But that message has felt especially relevant in the past week, as the COVID-19 outbreaks have upended our habits and rhythms. There are so many uncertainties right now, but there’s one thing we know for sure: home is more important than ever.

I’m in my fourth year of writing for Apartment Therapy, and I’ve been an Apartment Therapy/The Kitchn reader for even longer. Like all of you longtime folks, I’ve definitely found many tips from our sites that have changed the way I operate, while others that I was so gung-ho on—projects and tips that I was sure I’d get right to work on—have been languishing on the island of I’m-never-going-to-actually-do-this for years.

Q: Hi there, my husband and I were looking for a new couch; after months of scouring the Internet, reading reviews, etc., we settled on the Ikea Karlstad. Turns out it’s being discontinued! I’m really surprised since it’s a bestseller and favorite. Can you point us toward a sectional that is similar? Thanks! -Sent by Eileenteg Editor: Oh, man, what a blow for the affordable-sofa-buying public! I hope IKEA has something even better (and cheaper? and higher-quality?

This week much of the US has dipped to subzero temps, and the attendant office and school closings find many of us at home, wrenched from our weekday routines, and stuck inside. Depending on your living situation and your job, this could mean a fun day at home or an exceptionally challenging work situation. Here are some different scenarios and how to make the most of them. If you are home alone and your office is closed for the day… Lucky you!