Cat Trees and Scratching Posts: The Best Cat Furniture for Your Furry Friend
- Bring the Outdoors In
- Fit for a Queen
- Cuddle Up
- Cloud Nine
- Privacy, Please
- Guard Duty
- For the Bohemian Cat
- Scandi Chic
- To The Moon and Back
- Better Bathrooms
Cat Trees and Scratching Posts: The Best Cat Furniture for Your Furry Friend
By nature, those who choose a four-legged feline as their pet tend to be more introverted, mysterious and sophisticated than their spirited counterparts: dog owners. Cat lovers should make interior design decisions that reflect their sleek, low-key personalities by opting for pieces that blend into their carefully curated spaces.
With that said, anyone who owns a cat knows that very often, we humans end up serving our furry friends as our masters—not the other way around. Satisfy your own interior design standards while keeping your beloved cat or kitten happy with one of these chic pieces specifically designed with your fur baby in mind.
An orange cat in a cat tree indoors
Bring the Outdoors In
Agile’s funky asymmetrical cat tree is ideal for any home or apartment with an eclectic vibe. Both platforms can hold up to 15 kg (about 33lbs), so it offers the perfect hangout spot for kitties of all shapes, sizes and chonk levels. Stella – Real Branch Cat Tree, Agile Designs, $290.
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A cat condo made of wood
Fit for a Queen
Inspired by the 1986 Japanese classic animated film, “Castle in the Sky,” this multi-level cat tree would be any pet’s dream come true. Complete with an enclosed space for cat naps, sisal scratching posts and spring balls to bring out your cat’s playful side, this epic cat condo truly has it all. Tavion Multi-level Cat Tree By Tucker Murphy Pet, Wayfair, $367.
A round cat cave
Cuddle Up
Any cat lover will know that their feline friends absolutely adore getting cozy in enclosed spaces like shoe boxes, shopping bags and laundry nests, so this plush, calming “cat cave” would be the perfect addition to your living space. Plus, the cat cave is plush and lightweight, making it perfect for travelling with your furry loved one. Round Plush Calming Cat Cave, Estilo Living, $53.
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Cloud Nine
Cloud Nine
Does your cat or kitten love staring out the window watching the world (read: squirrels) go by? Then they’ll very likely thank you for buying them tuft + paw’s Cloud Nine Window Hammock, which can support up to 30lbs in weight through powerful suction cups that tack onto your window. Cloud Nine Window Hammock, tuft + paw, $79.
Gray cat bed in the floor of a bedroom
Privacy, Please
If you’re looking for an affordable alternative to keep your kitty warm at night, Ikea’s cat house igloo is your best bet. This affordable igloo will provide your pet with the perfect enclosed space for naps without wasting valuable floor space. Lurvig Cat House Igloo, IKEA, $25.
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Cat sitting on a cat bridge
Guard Duty
Similar to the window hammock, this cat bridge by Catastrophic Creations doesn’t take too much real es while offering your furry friend a comfy place to rest. The bridge is made of bamboo, which gives it a sleek look while still being durable enough to support your cat. Cat Bridge, Catastrophic Creations, $155.
Black cat scratching a rattan cat post
For the Bohemian Cat
Is your beloved cat or kitten driving you up the wall by scratching your furniture? This wall-mounted cat scratching post could be just the solution you’ve been seeking—not only will it deter him or her from damaging your furniture, but the wooden and sisal piece will also add a stylish, bohemian flair to your space. And if your cat needs more than one scratcher, why not make your own DIY scratch post? 7 Ruby Road Wall Mounted Cat Scratching Post, Amazon, $60.
Cat sitting on a wooden cat tree
Scandi Chic
Made with solid oak and lined with soft plush material, this cat platform is ideal for sleep or play. Each platform on the tree has been carved into a unique fishbone shape, which will add an eclectic and modern touch to your home without going overboard. PawHut Platform, Aosom, $170.
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To The Moon and Back
To The Moon and Back
Aiming for a bohemian look in your house or apartment? This crescent moon-shaped, wall-mounted cat bed would make for the perfect statement piece in your bedroom or living space while giving your feline family member a comfortable place to perch. Luna Crescent Moon Shape Wall Mounted Cat Bed, Wayfair, $600.
Better Bathrooms
Better Bathrooms
Who says litter boxes can’t be cute? When it comes to the best cat furniture, this functional furniture litter box is a must-have. Unlike most litter boxes, it won’t become an eyesore in your thoughtfully decorated space. Plus it also has a table feature that everyone can use. Enclosed Cat Litter Furniture Box House With Table, Tucker Murphy Pet, Wayfair.ca, $110.
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