Use these “barkitecture” design ideas to meet Fluffy and Fido’s needs in style.
A feeding station around the corner includes a spigot for easy water-bowl refills.
Built-In Food Bowls
An extension of the island forms a built-in feeding station in this kitchen.
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Airtight glass canisters store pet food and treats nearby.
Above, a table-height countertop provides a handy spot to drop leashes and other essentials.
Wall-Mounted Cat Bed
Skip bulky cat trees and mount a comfy perch directly to the wall.
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Line the interior with a soft blanket to create a snug spot for your cat to survey the room.
Provide a space for your pet in a less frequented part of the house that they can escape to.
Give them their own home away from home with a backyard doghouse fit for the pick of the litter.
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Repurpose a shallow toe-kick drawer to create a slide-out feeding station in the kitchen.
Here, the cat’s food and other supplies are stored in the cabinet directly above for added convenience.
Hidden Dog Bed
Not sure where to keep your pet’s bed?
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Pet-Washing Station
Streamline bath time with a shower specially designed for your pet.
Framed photos of the pooches personalize the walls above.
Full-Size Pet Station
For large dogs, a single cabinet isn’t going to cut it.
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These owners carved out space for their labrador’s bed between built-ins in the mudroom.
DIY a Fido HQ
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A large bookcase transforms into a headquarters for your pet.
A small shelf just above keeps items like treats and other necessities at the ready.
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Be sure to position them appropriately to allow your feline to hop from one to another.
Ensure the brackets are properly supported so theres no risk of one getting loose from the wall.
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