#housing trends

Is open-plan living secretly ruining our mental health and privacy?

Is modern architecture just cold, soulless, and boring, or does it actually make life better?

Is "biophilic design" actually good for you, or is it just a trend for rich people who miss camping?

Open plan living is overrated — is it time we bring back walls and actual rooms?

Open plan living is overrated—is privacy worth more than square footage?

Open-plan living is a total waste of space—do you agree or disagree?

Do open floor plans destroy privacy and community, or are they the only way to live?

What's your take on open-plan living after actually living in it?

Is open-plan living actually ruining our relationships, or are we just blaming the walls?

True community living vs suburban independence — which is better for mental health?

What's your take on open-plan living—does anyone else secretly hate the lack of privacy?

Has remote work changed what you look for in a neighborhood?

Suburbs vs downtown living — which has a better future?

Is open-plan living actually a nightmare for anyone else or just me?

Would you ever swap a big backyard for a more compact, high-design flat?