I have a small apartment in Buenos Aires and I'm torn. My sister has a Nobili modular and says it's comfortable but takes up space. What's your experience with this? My budget is around 150-200 thousand pesos.
In a small apartment, a traditional sofa is really better for you because modular ones, even though they're comfortable, honestly take up a ton of space and then you end up regretting not being able to move it easily.
With 150-200k you've got good options for two or three-piece sofas that'll look great without eating up your whole living room, and plus you can rearrange it better if you later need to change the layout.
What you should do is ask at the stores if the one you pick has removable modules in case you want more flexibility down the road.
What nobody mentions is that modular sofas are a hassle if you later want to move or redesign your living room - you end up with pieces you don't know what to do with. With that budget and a small apartment, a well-chosen two or three-seater sofa gives you more flexibility and takes up less visual space, even if it's less "Instagrammable."
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