Home and Relationships looks at the behaviours transforming appliances, household goods, and family dynamics. Click below for the insights and innovations impacting this sector over the last six months.
Home has always been a refuge, a place to take stock. But in a rapidly changing world, social and environmental activism doesn’t just take place on the streets.
Student loans, weak job security, and high property prices are seeing many Gen Yers move back in with their parents, while some are failing to fly the nest in the first place.
From living with strangers to coddling their pets to sweet-talking their succulents, people are formulating more fulfilling, individual interpretations of the family unit.
Smart diapers and connected cribs aim to make child-rearing a doddle, but there remain plenty of tasks that require a human touch, leading some parents to turn to the sharing economy.
