The top August 2015 life trends provide insight into many industries that offer products and services used in everyday life.
Dutch designer Tom van de Beek created a series of rustic mobile offices that speak to the ever-blurring nature of the line between work and play. As much of the modern workforce is predicated on short-term contracts and coworking spaces, mobile offices made for rugged terrain confirm that one can work remotely from almost any location.
Falling in line with the shift toward subscription-based services, monthly date night boxes provide curated activities that make planning a romantic night in a breeze.
Social soda billboards, like Coca-Cola's Tweet-activated Times Square screen, entice consumers to engage with brands on social media through the promise of a moment of fame in the form of a broadcasted public message.
The top August 2015 life trends highlight the ever-evolving nature of work-life balance and the shift toward automated, customized services.
- Gen Alpha
- Gen Z (primary audience)
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
