Personal Property Sep 18, 2017 community home décor rural suburban urban ... -kind homes is also reflected in the popularity of Airbnb and other home-sharing services. Ys and Zs are eager to stay in a stranger’s home when away not just because it’s often more affordable and spacious than a hotel, but because it’s highly interesting, particularly when a house caters to their preference for originality. In fact, it’s often the more atypical homes or the ones with unexpected décor that fare best on such sites because modern youth admire the owner’s creativity, and feel that by ...
Open House Sep 10, 2015 community home décor ... their own place. Cater to the wider demand for furniture and décor that evoke a sense of home. For home goods brands, this means that young people aren’t just looking to feel at home where they live; they want comparable offerings in offices, stores, gyms, and other public areas. - KITCHENS FOR RENT - Cookhouse is a fully stocked kitchen and dining space in San Francisco that can be rented by the hour. Commercial kitchen Dash, located in Portland, can be booked on an hourly or monthly basis ...
Next Gen Brand Loyalty Mar 22, 2019 ... category, with more than half of Ys and Xers (56% and 52%, respectively) trying new options for restaurants, takeout, fast food, etc., along with 48% of Boomers and 42% of Zs. The majority of Ys also like to try a lot of different brands when it comes to accessories (51%), home décor/furniture (51%), groceries (50%), and traditional media (e.g., books, DVDs) (50%), indicating that they’re not a very brand loyal generation.Please indicate for each category whether you tend to buy the same brands or if ...
Culture Spotlight On Japan Jun 08, 2018 ... 10 have gone to a restaurant/cafe/bar to take pictures of its ambiance/décor. In the past year, 14% of Japan’s youth have tried a certain food/drink specifically so they could post it on social media.Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Select all that apply. I have gone to a restaurant/cafe/bar because I saw a photo of it on social media | In the past year, I have tried a certain food/drink so I could post it on social media | I have gone to a restaurant/cafe/bar to take pictures ...
Dress To Thrill Dec 07, 2017 fashion & beauty social life clothing nightlife ... them themselves, and they’re looking for more than just clothes to set the mood. Brands can also provide relevant décor, music playlists, and food and beverages.IKEA To celebrate its 30th birthday, IKEA U. hosted a house party in London displaying the brand’s evolution through the years, inviting attendees to participate in the ‘80s and ‘90s themes. Those who didn’t score tickets could join via VR.United Way Community organization United Way hosts an annual ugly sweater party over the ...
Culture Spotlight On South Korea Jun 16, 2018 ... brands feature social media influencers.CAFÉ LIFE IN SOUTH KOREAAs themed cafés boom in South Korea, 34% have gone to a restaurant/café/bar because they saw a photo of it on social media. Four in 10 (41%) South Korean women and those aged 22-34 are more likely than their counterparts, 26% and 22%, respectively, to frequent an establishment because of a post on social media. Another one in five youth have gone to a restaurant/café/bar to take pictures of its ambiance/décor. Which of the following ...
What's In Store Sep 07, 2016 community retail brick-and-mortar shopping ... brand. The six-story location includes an elegant restaurant where diners can get cozy sitting on RH sofas, a wine bar where they can unwind, a contemporary art gallery to explore, and a rooftop courtyard where they can escape the hassles of city life. Amid all that, visitors can also shop and explore home design and décor. - Stores As Transportive Experiences - Modern shoppers are seeking out stores that engage their senses and present a 360-degree experience. As such, stores can become ...
Office Space Sep 17, 2016 community retail brick-and-mortar coworking spaces open offices ... of it to others. Brands with office space can be destinations that youth view fondly for helping them become their most creative, productive selves, while aiding them in their quest to constantly improve and grow. Such settings are also a logical way in which consumers can be further immersed in a brand’s aesthetic and products. For instance, home décor and furniture brands have much opportunity to showcase their products in an open office set-up that the public can actually use, yet still, any ...
The Urge To Splurge Mar 16, 2019 ... , DVDs) | Household electronics (e.g., TV, microwave) | Bars/clubs | Pet care | Travel (e.g., plane tickets, accommodations) | Digital media (e.g., ebooks, streaming services) | Home décor/furniture | Health/wellness (e.g., supplements, treatments) | Household supplies (e.g., cleaning supplies, toilet paper) | Sports/fitness (e.g., sports equipment, workout gear) | Vehicles (e.g., cars, bikes) | Children's items (e.g., diapers, kids clothing) | Garden/outdoor THE MOST ...
Nesting & Resting Sep 15, 2017 fashion & beauty health & wellness home grooming ... are open to brands expanding beyond their core category to offer products and services that encompass a larger lifestyle. Consider how your company can play in the home, self-care, and gardening spaces and more in ways that align with your values.Department stores should consider recategorizing their home, bed, and bath departments now that the living room is moving beyond its chief domain. - GOOD VIBES ONLY - These increasingly popular items double as home décor and wellness-boosters ...
