The "coronamaison" era

"Stay at home!": the advice is once again dʹactual in this second wave of coronavirus and return to (semi) confinement. Our homes and apartments are once again the main places where we live, work and play. Interiors like protective bubbles in the face of the pandemic. How do we experience these "refuge" interiors? What impact will this have on the design and layout of our homes? Will "coronamaison" leave lasting traces in housing design once the crisis is over?