A steady work-life balance is super important for our wellness and our physical and mental health, but it can sometimes be easy to forget. This is especially the case for a lot of people when it comes to working from home, where it’s all too easy to work long into the night or “just quickly check an email” on the weekend.
If affordability is also an important factor, one company has done the legwork to discover the top metropolitan areas for arts lovers that won’t break the bank.
Even if you’re sad to say farewell to summer, there’s no denying that the thrill of that first fall chill is palpable. If your summer or fall travel plans are in flux due to rising COVID cases globally, there’s no need to fret. The travel experts at Next Vacay compiled a list of the 10 most Instagrammable leaf-peeping locations in the U.S., which means you likely won’t have to travel far to sneak a peek at autumn in all its glory in the coming weeks.
Turns out, $1,125 actually goes a pretty long way in most states: In the top ten cheapest cities, you can score the average one-bedroom for $754 or less.
From mid-century modern focused furniture stores to plant-filled emporiums, these eight small businesses across the country show that the suburbs have an independent spirit rivaling those of their urban counterparts.
Tucked away throughout the five boroughs lie 600 community gardens, providing residents space to plant food and flowers or just generally enjoy the greenery.
The Chicago suburb received the most votes in our Home Team Panel poll, which asked Apartment Therapy's most engaged readers to cast a ballot for the coolest suburb in America!
You won’t get far in Media without hearing someone refer proudly to this quintessential small suburb by its nickname: “Everybody’s Hometown”—a distinction locals take very seriously.
