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This is a review based on my personal experience using and styling the product, which was provided through the #FiveSensesReview program. Finally, it has transformed into the modular sofa I have been longing for🖤 I was satisfied with my existing sofa, but I always thought that I definitely wanted to switch to a modular sofa someday because I wanted to use my small home more efficiently. As someone who loves home decorating, I frequently rearrange furniture, and the Roy leather modular sofa arrived at just the right time, when space utilization became important to me. Even among modular sofas, my requirements were quite strict. * The connecting parts must not be visible on the side body * It must be black leather * The lines must be beautiful * The size must not be too large If your home were spacious, you would worry less about the size, but given the premise of a small home, there are more factors to consider than you might think. That is why I think changing the sofa was the hardest part. Although this sofa is not genuine leather, the glossy sheen was particularly attractive. It blends naturally well with wood or metal materials, and has a slightly vintage vibe that adds depth to the atmosphere of the space :-) The armrests are on the higher side, but I actually liked that aspect even more. When you lean your arms against it, it feels so comfortable that your body naturally wraps around it, so you end up spending a long time becoming one with the sofa 🥰 Since it is leather, it is easy to maintain as you can simply wipe away dust or stains with a light swipe. I chose the 3-seater configuration (two single-seater long armrests), but since there are various combinations available—1-seater, 2-seater, 3-seater, and even a stool— it is great for freely arranging to suit your family composition or space. #TheStandardOfFurniture #LeatherSofa #3SeaterSofa #2SeaterSofa #1SeaterSofa #VintageStyle #ModularSofa #SmallHouseInterior #LivingRoomInterior #LivingRoomFurniture #BlackFurniture #MonotoneInterior #CornSoupRecordBook