Interior design and architecture integrates family-friendly layouts
Implications - Multi-generational living is increasingly being accommodated by home architects and designers around the world as they look to create modern, adaptive spaces that are comfortable for all ages, lifestyles and rituals.
Insight - Multi-generational living is common in many parts of the world outside of North America. With the pandemic, financial difficulties and cultural changes, the concept of multi-generational living is becoming more popular in regions it wasn't always, and is being accommodated all over the world with architecture that prioritizes both shared and private spaces.
Insight - Multi-generational living is common in many parts of the world outside of North America. With the pandemic, financial difficulties and cultural changes, the concept of multi-generational living is becoming more popular in regions it wasn't always, and is being accommodated all over the world with architecture that prioritizes both shared and private spaces.
Workshop Question - How is your brand adapting to cultural changes brought on by the pandemic?
Trend Themes
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Multi-generational Living — Architects and designers are integrating family-friendly layouts that prioritize both shared and private spaces.
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Concrete Family Compounds — Architecture firms are reinterpreting traditional homes and creating contemporary homes with a brutalist aesthetic that incorporate large grass-beds and rich landscaping to blend nature with architecture.
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Curvilinear and Playful Aesthetic — Design studios are decorating multi-generational homes with unique curvilinear decor, playful furniture, and geometric tiles to consolidate families' various tastes.
Industry Implications
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Architecture and Design — This trend presents opportunities for architects and designers to create modern, adaptive spaces that are comfortable for all ages and lifestyles.
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Real Estate and Construction — This trend presents opportunities for real estate and construction professionals to build homes that prioritize both shared and private spaces and integrate nature with architecture.
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Furniture and Interior Design — This trend presents opportunities for furniture and interior design companies to create curved and playful furniture that enforce the curvilinear aesthetic and consolidate families' various tastes.
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Date Range:
Jan 19 — Aug 21
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