Why pet furniture?
Because it enriches your pets’ lives.
Many household pets today are confined within their homes for long periods. Their needs for exploration, play, and mental stimulation are often undermet.
Well-designed pet furniture goes a long way in addressing their behavioral needs and alleviating the stress of urban living.
Image credit: Juno’s family
Pet-centric design
As pet-parents ourselves, we know that pets are family members.
Every project we take on is designed with care, and informed by established findings on pet behavioral needs.
We also take care to consider the inputs of owners. Our expertise in carpentry and installation works ensure that our designs are aesthetic, functional, and safe.
What we make
Cat walls: Vertical play spaces for climbing, perching, spying, hiding, and scratching
Cat stations: Self-standing cat stations when drilling is not an option
Natural cat trees: Created from natural branches and trunks
Dog stations and houses: Kennels and stations which integrate elements of agility training
Rabbit stations: Tunnels, hutches, burrows to keep rabbits happy and active
Safe for pets, safe for humans
Our choice of materials is based on the premise of safety for pets and humans. This means opting for materials that are durable, strong, and safe for indoor air quality.
Birch ply: Sturdy with strong screw holding properties, birch ply is rated E1 for low formaldehyde emissions, making it ideal for indoor use.
Solid wood: We use a range of natural wood, from locally harvested to imported timber.
Water-based wood stains/ sealants: We opt for water-based coatings and stains for their low VOC content.
Rubio Monocoat: A zero-VOC, plant-based oil hardwax coating ideal for solid wood projects.
Explore some of our favourite projects here
Fit for Bunny Royalty
We’ve been designing and making modular rabbit systems with our friends at Uncommon Goods. So…
Hexagons for Butters
A British pub house for two Jackabees
Naturally, a cat tree
Compact & Beautiful
