Group 1 - The report titled "The Greatest Common Divisor of Home: 2025 Intergenerational Friendly Home Trend Report" was released at the Shanghai International Elderly Care, Aids, and Rehabilitation Medical Expo, focusing on the living patterns of the elderly and providing practical home solutions for the senior demographic [1] - Over 80% of respondents are aware of "age-friendly" modifications, but only 9% have implemented any changes, indicating a gap between awareness and action [1] - The elderly exhibit a clear decision-making process in their consumption, with around 40% making independent choices regarding home modifications and furniture purchases, while 55.4% consult others, primarily their partners [1] Group 2 - Key areas for age-friendly home modifications include bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, and bedrooms, with a strong emphasis on safety features such as non-slip flooring and accessible layouts [2] - The elderly prioritize emotional comfort and a sense of belonging in their living spaces, seeking environments that are convenient and user-friendly for both themselves and their caregivers [2] - IKEA is actively addressing the needs of the elderly by providing tailored home solutions and integrating into local communities to enhance the visibility and respect for these needs [2]