While property sizes may be getting smaller (although perhaps not quite as small as our Parisian counterparts http://www.rightmove.co.uk/overseas-property/property-44878929.html - 7.5 square metres anyone?) the whole concept of what constitutes "home" is changing.
We have clients providing such a range of additional facilities in their developments that it blurs the edge of where we actually "live".
No space for a 60 inch TV? Use the TV lounge and the Bluetooth headphones to watch one of a dozen screens on the walls. Or for the full experience book the cinema room.
Don't have space for a large dinner party? Reserve the fine dining room, get the food from a catering company and seat 16 friends around the table.
I even saw someone on Click on the BBC news this weekend seriously proposing that with the advent of augmented reality all we will really need is one comfy chair and a headset.
Or perhaps he was talking about the Matrix...?
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/oct/24/rise-in-sales-of-smaller-beds-and-sofas-down-to-space-saving-say-expertsSales of narrower beds and sofas are on the rise, reflecting the growing number of people in Britain squeezing into smaller living spaces, according to new figures.