More rooms, more power outlets: A ton of pandemic-era adaptations are becoming common fixtures in new homes
The "Barnaby" concept home for post-pandemic living. Image courtesy of Garman Homes and Dahlin Group.
Bathrooms are getting bigger, in part because we use them more often when we're home all day. And every room of the house is more wired — builders are adding power outlets and USB ports to accommodate the devices essential to working or attending school from home. 'The question we get all the time is, how much of this do you think is really going to stick into the future?" Keenan tells Axios. "You don't realize that this sort of thing actually does create change."Based on the results of the America at Home Study, Garman Homes of Raleigh, North Carolina, built a 2,600-square-foot concept home called "" that reflects what consumers want, which includes more access to outdoor space and room to exercise.
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