Luxury Pet Furniture for Modern Interiors

Function sets the brief.

Feeding stations rarely suit a kitchen. MiaCara’s Desco and Arco feeders are the exception.

The Desco uses a powder-coated aluminium frame with a height-adjustable mechanism from 23 to 30cm. Its clean angles give it a quiet industrial quality that works in both contemporary and traditional kitchens. The Arco takes a different approach: a curved ash wood base supports a suspended bowl, creating visual interest through negative space.

For cats, the Cena feeder applies the same thinking at a smaller scale. Stainless steel or porcelain bowls sit in a pared-back ash cradle. It is the sort of piece people notice without quite knowing why.

Close range reveals everything.

The bedroom is where calm matters most. These pieces were chosen for exactly that reason.

The Mare dog bed brings a low, cushioned form in neutral tones. The Senso pouffe, a solid ash frame with removable cushion top, serves equally well as a dog bed, footstool, or seat. Both sit quietly in the room without drawing attention.

The Perla cat cave in Natural or Anthracite felt reads as a considered object. Its asymmetric entrance creates a distinct silhouette that works in a bedroom corner. Cesto baskets in Concrete or Nougat keep accessories stored discreetly.

Where the serious decisions get made.

The litter box is genuinely difficult to accommodate gracefully. MiaCara’s Sito addresses this directly.

Winner of the German Design Award, the Sito houses the litter tray within a powder-coated aluminium cabinet in Grey or Black. The form reads as considered storage rather than concealment. A perforated top allows ventilation without breaking the finish.

Placed beside a washing machine or bathroom vanity, the Sito simply belongs in the room.