1. Limited customization: Modular furniture can be limited in customization due to the standardized sizes and shapes of the modules.
2. Design limitations: The design of modular furniture may be limited by the need to create parts that fit together perfectly, rather than having individual pieces that can stand on their own.
3. Assembly complexity: Modular furniture may require complex assembly, which can be difficult for people who are not mechanically inclined.
4. Durability and stability: The modularity of the furniture may compromise the stability of the entire structure, leading to durability issues.
5. Limited functionality: Modular design may result in limited functionality, especially if the modules are designed to perform a specific task.
6. Diminished aesthetic appeal: Modular design can sometimes look utilitarian and uninspiring, especially if not properly designed.
7. Higher cost: Modular furniture can be more expensive than conventional furniture due to the cost of production and its modular nature.
8. Material and environmental sustainability: Modular furniture may rely on specific materials that are difficult to recycle, which can impact environmental sustainability.
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