The Modular Product & System Database

Six months with the Teenage Engineering 400 Series, and my verdict looks nothing like those launch-week reviews. Here's where it shines (and doesn't).

I built a 7-point testing framework to assess a $3,000 lounge system like I'd test a laptop. Here's what the leather specs actually revealed.

We ordered a sectional that technically fit my parents' apartment, then it blocked their balcony door. Here's the spec sheet approach that finally worked.

One startup grew from 12 to 50 employees using the same $67K furniture setup. Here's how modular systems saved them six figures in buildout costs.

Modular sofas fail at the connectors around year 4. Traditional wood fails cosmetically. I dug through warranty data to find the real cost-per-year math.

My sister spent $9,800 on modular furniture for her whole house. After 2 years of tracking every dollar and reconfiguration, here's what we learned.

Surveys say consumers will pay 30%+ more for modular products. Actual checkout data shows 10-25%. Here's why the gap keeps killing product launches.

Modular systems rarely fail because of bad engineering. They fail because teams skip one question: how do people actually want to use this thing?

I read dozens of sustainability reports for a client project. Most stats were circular citations or manufacturer-funded claims. Here's what I actually verified.

Repair kiosks in Lisbon doubled in 2 years. Europe leads the policy push, but Asia's growth rate is outpacing everyone. Here's what the data shows.

C2C certification runs on chemical databases, blockchain tools, and sensors you'll never see. Here's the tech stack behind that furniture label.

Matter, Zigbee, Z-Wave: your devices speak different languages. Here's the translation chart that finally makes sense of which brands work with what.