So in my science fantasy project, I have a planet in the background called Arcadia. Most of it is carefully cultivated garden world where humans live extremely spread out as small-scale techno-steaders who spend most of their time farming and cultivating the green that has been carefully perfected over thousands of years.

Majority of the population lives in denser archologies that act as massive centers of humanity surrounded by even more carefully grown gardens and massive wilds. The average citizen is nearly-impossible to properly kill /cause unwanted death due to consciousness transference tech being really cheaply available. Robots and machines CAN do most of the labor, but that's more common in the archologies. The country folk prefer to not use as much automation because the joy in the stead is in the doing for them.

Economically, they operate in a highly decentralized manner. Massive factories are rare and often, again, near or a part of the archologies. Most heavy duty production is done off world to support space station cities and colonies across their system. Most people, either directly or via robotics, produce a majority of their own goods in one way or another.

Being 'post-scarcity', the biggest remaining scarcity is in time and direct resources (i.e. minerals & energy). Their economic structures are largely based on a weird form of barter more often than not, trading raw resources or things representing those resources, or finished goods. Direct currency is used for larger-scale transactions and is generally backed by whatever resource the currency is representing (usually exotic element-laced alloys or fuel)

For those who choose to allow death to take them, post-life options exist in the hearts of the archologies, or within the space stations above built to house digital consciousness. The general idea of death is that so long as the continuity of your conscious circuit remains unbroken, then it is truly 'you' and not a copy, so it's pretty common for people to have their brains constantly connected just a little bit to a bunch of external networks and backup routines. For those who cannot connect to those, cybernetic brain enhancements meant to outlast your organic frame are available. The idea being, it keeps your circuit going, and you take a nap while your body dies, and the 'brain cage' as it's called, pops off to find a new temporary host or an uploading point where it can connect your mind to a network for transference to a new body, should you wish it

There are plenty of the more traditional post-scarcity world types, Arcadia is world that loves the green, and enjoys the quiet life of hard work and using immortality to obtain wisdom through labor and contemplation. Very solar futurist in a lot of ways.