Design that loves your pets as much as you do
Living with pets means love, companionship — and a few interior design challenges. Upholstered furniture, curtains, and rugs are often the first to suffer from claws, fur, stains, and odors. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up on …
A small apartment is no reason to give up the idea of having a pet. In fact, a cozy, thoughtfully designed space can be the perfect home for both a human and their feline companion. Cats are territorial, curious, and …
Pets are part of the family — and that means their comfort should be thoughtfully considered in the home. Today’s cat and dog owners are moving away from bulky carriers and scattered pet beds, opting instead for built-in pet houses …
Living with pets means love, warmth, and wagging tails — but it also means fur, claw marks, occasional messes, and wear and tear on your furniture. Pet owners know all too well that sofas and armchairs often take the brunt
Pets bring warmth, joy, and comfort into our homes — along with fur, claws, occasional accidents, and plenty of playful energy. The floor is one of the most heavily used surfaces in any interior, and when you have dogs or …