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From housing to networking to cooking, brand-new experiences are now catering to Baby Boomers who want to connect with other generations

Customers can now have their car delivered to home or work thanks to CarMax, which is unrolling a completely remote retail experience that prioritizes personalization

Campspace is a startup that allows consumers to rent private land like back yards for unique outdoor experiences, bringing camping into the 21st Century

Co-living spaces like Ollie and themed communities like Margaritaville are changing the face of retirement, providing a new standard of life for residents

A new slate of voice assistants designed for seniors gives peace of mind to both users as well as their caregivers and family members

Equal Parts is combining its line of 15 kitchen basics with live help from a group of cooking coaches to build consumers' kitchen confidence and intuition in the age of takeout

The well-intentioned startup oollee provides a subscription service that purifies water for customers, making clean water more accessible

River and Twine is the onsite hotel providing an elevated camping experience at Rocky Mount Mills, a brand-new complex that's the center of cultural life in a North Carolina town

In a decade, common spaces will take on important new meaning, providing places to meet, work, study, exercise and even use hallucinogens

As people age, they're more likely to have more free time and more money to spend—and travel brands are accordingly upping their high-end offers

The iconic brand, which has outfitted teams like Denmark and Real Madrid, is celebrating its past with a series of nostalgic bedroom displays

DeeDee's, a café inside U.K. home goods retailer The Range's new concept store, offers the chance to taste a new line of frozen meals created in collaboration with Iceland Foods

What will life look like in a decade? Piers turns his attention to technology that will adapt to different emotions, situations and uses

PSFK speaks to the brand about how its activation at the world's largest flower show engaged visitors in unexpected ways, inviting them into a hyper-natural and hyper-tech exhibit that demonstrated a more sustainable future of home food-growing