According to the LA Times the newest trend in housing, at least for the baby boomer set, are "snore rooms". That is, a place to go or send noisy spouses.
I have been told by women who have slept next to me that I snore. Of course, I've never heard myself snore. I've always been asleep.
Increasingly adaptable bedroom designs may be just the ticket for trend-driving Baby Boomers whose marriages are plagued by snorts, sniffles and wheezing.
Enter the so-called snore room option at Del Webb’s Sun City Shadow Hills in Indio. The secondary bedroom that shares the master bathroom was designed for 55 and older couples who may start out in the same bed but end up apart because of snoring, insomnia or late-night TV viewing habits. About a quarter of couples in this age group sleep apart to get a good night’s rest, according to data studied by PulteGroup.
Of course, bigger kitchens are wanted too. But you can't sleep in kitchens.
