The Modular Product & System Database

I tracked my Made velvet sofa for a full year with photos, spreadsheets, and cat tests. Here's what held up, what didn't, and whether it's worth the wait.

After 6 months with 8 Sonos speakers across 4 zones, I finally figured out why my kitchen sounded hollow. Spoiler: it wasn't the speaker model.

I tracked cushion compression, fabric wear, and frame stability for months. Here's what my spreadsheet revealed about Sabai's recycled material claims.

After 30 days of testing, lab measurements, and watching my husband rage-quit the wireless charging, here's whether the $79.90 Orbitkey Nest is worth it.

Six months of daily abuse, coffee spills, and airport floors later, here's whether Black Ember's $200 sling pack actually holds up.

I cut into my cabinets, ran water soak tests, and watched a $9,800 quote balloon to $18,500. The plywood specs didn't match what I expected.

After 5 years tracking 3 units with a colorimeter, I've got the yellowing data Kartell won't show you. The bathroom results surprised me most.

I spent $400 on Sistema containers and tracked seal integrity, humidity, and stacking for 6 months. My wife's verdict? She's not laughing anymore.

I spent 180 days and hours of research trying to verify every eco claim on this bag. Some checked out. Others? It's complicated.

I ran 5,400 height cycles, spilled coffee on purpose, and tracked motor wear for 6 months. Here's which Autonomous desk actually held up.

After 6 months of daily use, my $87 Kokuyo organizer broke. But here's the weird part: I'd still buy it again. Let me explain why.

After 30 days with the Aer City Pack Pro on packed Brooklyn subways, I went from eye-rolling at modular bags to genuinely impressed. Here's why.