Feline lovers, get ready for some pie-in-the-sky dreams come true: The Cats’ House designed by Japanese architecture firm Fauna+DeSIGN is dizzying in the amount of playful, yet tastefully designed, details created to amuse 16 very fortunate felines. Rounded corners throughout, bookcase steps, tunnels, skylights, ceiling catwalks and a floor to ceiling scratching post make this possibly the coolest pet-centric home we've ever seen.
Check out the full details (but in Japanese) over at The Cats' House website.
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Comments (16)
Absolutely amazing!! I love how bright it feels and tastefully designed. Can I live there please?
so cool. Makes me want to be a kitty for a day....or two
Good thing it is hardwood, because there has to be a lot of hair for 16 cats.
I think this is based off the American book "The Cats' House" by Bob Walker in California. He and his wife created an amazing and colorful house for their cats.
http://www.thecatshouse.com/catshouse/index.htm
LOVE IT! but then, i've already talked to a contractor about building in some very cat-friendly additions to my house.
LOVE IT!
SIMPLY AMAZING!!!!
I would buy this house is a second!!! :]
Where are all the litter boxes?
I'd be so nervous about overhead catfights. Imagine sipping your tea and suddenly a scrabble breaks out and a cat comes flailing down into the eggs? I'd try and make sure the whole floor was trampolines.
Wow. I thought my apartment was cat friendly, but this place is kitty heaven.
Search for the torrent "Discovery The Ultimate Guide House Cats". Check out the house in there. :)
dream house for cats indeed!
Love those glass tunnels. Still wondering... how do they handle the litter boxes?
i love this!!!
If I were a cat, I would like to live here :)
Are these cats tolerant of people? They obviously have the advantage. I would keep them happy and well fed.