Luxury Pet Furniture for Modern Interiors
Your home has been put together with care. Every piece of furniture, every material, every finishing touch reflects a deliberate point of view. Pet accessories rarely receive the same consideration.
At Deluxe Pet Co, we set out to change that. We work with designers and makers who hold their pet furniture to the same standard as everything else: proper materials, genuine craft, pieces built to last and made to be on display rather than hidden away.
We have arranged the collection by room to help you see how each piece might sit within yours.
The Living Room
Pieces that look chosen, not placed.
The Perla cat cave, woven from natural rattan, sits as comfortably beside a sofa as any side table. A cat curled inside makes it furniture and focal point at the same time.
The Torre scratching post reads as a sculptural vertical accent at 82cm in natural ash with jute rope. It belongs beside a floor lamp, not hidden behind a door. For dogs, the Mondo and Barca beds bring structured, upholstered forms and clean geometric lines to the living room floor.
Cesto storage baskets, hand-felted from recycled ocean plastic, hold toys and accessories with the same care given to everything else in the room.
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THE KITCHEN & DINING
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 or bent-plywood frame, in three sizes. Its clean angles give it a quiet industrial quality that works in both contemporary and traditional kitchens. The Arco takes a different approach: a smooth curved arch in water-repellent laminate holds the 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 powder-coated steel arc. It is the sort of piece people notice without quite knowing why.
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THE BEDROOM
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, upholstered in soft bouclé over supportive foam with a removable cover, serves equally well as a dog bed, footstool, or seat. Both sit quietly in the room without drawing attention.
The Perla cat cave, hand-woven in natural rattan or braided rope, 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.
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THE UTILITY & BATHROOM
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.
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Explore by Pet
For designing around a single species in depth: our Luxury Dog Living guide covers designer beds, elevated feeders, and outerwear; the Luxury Cat Living guide covers climbing furniture, wall shelf systems, and the full cat-interiors picture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Luxury pet furniture means choosing accessories for cats and dogs from the same standard you apply to any other considered purchase for the home: pieces that are well made, durable, and designed to sit comfortably within the room rather than apologise for being there. It covers beds, feeding stations, climbing structures, carriers, and accessories across both species and every room in the house.
The two species have different spatial needs, and a well-considered home acknowledges both. Dogs sleep and eat at floor level, so a designer bed and a correctly proportioned feeding station anchor their presence in the room. Cats need vertical space: climbing structures, wall-mounted shelves, or perches near a window give them what a floor-level arrangement cannot. The key is choosing pieces in compatible materials and neutral tones so that everything reads as part of the same design language rather than a collection of mismatched objects.
Material and silhouette are the two levers. Neutral, structured forms in natural tones (slate, taupe, warm grey, ash, walnut) work across a wider range of interiors than products with busy prints or unusual colours. Materials that clean easily and hold their appearance over time, such as moulded foam with removable washable covers, powder-coated aluminium, and solid timber, perform better than cheaper alternatives both in use and visually. Choosing one or two material families across all pet pieces creates coherence across the home without effort.
The most reliable method is restraint on colour. Pet furniture that matches the neutral base palette of a room, in natural linen, oak, stone, or slate tones, recedes into the background in the best sense: it looks considered rather than placed. Warmer interiors with wood and cream tones suit taupe or ash finishes; cooler grey-and-white rooms suit slate and brushed metal. Getting the silhouette right matters as much as the colour: a low-profile bed with clean lines reads very differently to a bulkier alternative, regardless of what colour it comes in.
About This Guide
This guide is written by Martin Goodwin and Danielle Lyner, the founders of Deluxe Pet Co. We built Deluxe Pet Co to bring design-led pet furniture from independent European makers together in one place, chosen against a single standard: a piece has to be genuinely well made, and it has to belong in a considered home rather than sit awkwardly in it. The room sections in this guide reflect that curation, not a comprehensive market review.
Deluxe Pet Co curates luxury and design-led pet accessories from independent European makers, including MiaCara, a German design house; Cat's Atelier, a Polish maker of sculptural climbing furniture; and Cub and Grey, an English maker of handcrafted leather dog collars. Every product featured here has been selected and assessed against the same standard.
Design Your Space
Every piece we carry follows the same principle: it should earn its place in your home.
Browse the full interior collection to find the right pieces for your space.