Home and Relationships looks at the behaviours shaping our living spaces and personal interactions. Click below for insights and innovations influencing this sector over the past six months.
COVID-19 shifted priorities when it comes to the home, with quality and comfort winning out over location. Yet while some are abandoning cities, older people are laying claim to urban living.
People are rejecting traditional family models and prioritising fulfilment on their own terms instead, whether that’s by seeking romance in later life or embracing plant parenthood.
Green spaces provided solace during lockdowns, and even as restrictions lift, many people want to integrate interactions with nature into daily life, using tech to optimise their plant journeys.
With intimacy redefined by the pandemic, people are exploring ways to connect that feel more intentional, be that via more ‘authentic’ online dating tools or writing love letters.
