The project serves as a creative outlet and a visual diary, detailing the things that have happened in a bizarre period.

The best argument for having plants in the kitchen is that you’d have fresh, healthy ingredients within reach—no need to go out to the garden.

If you’re thinking of painting your room gray, you’re not alone.

Try it virtually before you buy it.

No need to wrestle with your sheets anymore.

Goodbye, dark rooms.

Working in self-quarantine, the creatives simultaneously turned their living rooms, kitchen floors, bath tubs, and even garden sheds into canvases.

It’s not every day you could scribble on priceless art and get away with it.

Like the rest of us, French artists are stuck at home social distancing and staying safe from the novel coronavirus. But even isolation won’t stop them from collaborating.Their ongoing work, called #CoronaMaison, involves each artist taking a template of a room with a staircase, and putting in their own creative spin. The goal is to illustrate their ideal living space, one where they’d be glad to be stuck in for the duration of this pandemic.Here’s the template.

We're craving spicy tuna right about now.

It takes the guesswork out of watering.

The oft-overlooked space could be a stunning place to rest your head.

Your phone can now create fire by activating a Bluetooth-enabled scented candle.

It can be warmed to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Color lovers only.