Multigenerational living has quietly become one of the more interesting design briefs of the last several years. Families are combining households more often, whether that means an aging parent moving into an adult child’s home, an adult child moving back in to help care for a parent, or a household that was always designed to hold three generations under one roof. The design challenge is real: how do you create a home that genuinely works for a toddler, a working adult, and an aging grandparent without any of them feeling like the space was designed around someone else’s needs.
Good design solves more of this than people expect, but not all…
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