"Although modular sofas have been around for decades, they're really having a moment right now. To help you navigate the wide range of options, we spent months testing modular sofas in our own homes - we lounged, worked, napped, and entertained guests on them. Through wine spills, cat scratches, and hours spent binge-watching TV, we put our couches through the wringer to see how they held up to everyday living."
"Most sofas are filled with foam, down and feather, or a combination of both. High-density foam is the most durable and least likely to sag, while down and feather provides a nice sink-in feel. Combining the two is your best bet for comfort and durability. Performance fabrics are designed to hold up to stains, spills, and general wear and tear, which makes them especially suited to homes with kids or pets."
Modular sofas consist of individual connectable modules that enable reconfiguration, expansion, and single-module replacement to suit changing spaces and needs. They offer longevity and flexibility for renters, growing families, and pet owners. Durability testing in real-home scenarios evaluated performance under spills, scratches, and prolonged use. Comfort typically comes from combinations of high-density foam and down or feather fills to balance support and sink-in feel. Performance fabrics resist stains and wear, making them ideal for households with kids or pets, while genuine leather provides durable, easy-to-clean options that require some maintenance to prevent scuffing. Top choices include pet-friendly, deep-seat, and customizable made-to-order pieces.
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