16 Pieces of Furniture So Stylish You Would Never Know They’re for Cats

I’m just going to say it: Living with a roommate who poops in a box is weird. And it’s a fact that doesn’t get less weird with time. Might as well cover it up, because I have a feeling they don’t love making eye contact with you during the act, either.

This cat tower is sleek, sleek, sleek. Your cat can hang out inside the structure and gaze at you through those cool slats, or they can flop on the faux shearling top level. Either way, this bed will definitely not be interfering with your interior design.

This resilient sisal rope scratching post is ideal for multi-cat households. It’ll hold fast against your chonky cat (no matter their jumping speed) and will blend seamlessly with your interior decor so it’ll add to, not take away from, the vibe you’re going for.

OK, maybe this pick isn’t quite as subtle. But look at it. A sturdy, durable, bright orange, tangerine-shaped cat scratcher — what more could you and your cat want?

Is your cat always napping on your favorite stack of coffee table books? We have the perfect solution: this high-quality tempered glass and durable iron coffee table. It conveniently features a special nook for your cat underneath, so your glass surfaces can remain smudge-less.

The Mad Men aesthetic hasn’t exited popular consciousness, and I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve googled “mid-century modern cat bed” more times than I can count. This elevated, contemporary wood bed frame with a cozy cushion is the perfect compromise between my delicate style sensibilities and my cat’s desire to sleep on anything besides a cardboard box.

Have you ever seen a super cool, super minimalist sculpture and thought, What if there was a cat inside that? Then this is the cat bed for your feline. Seriously, look at the thing. It’s art.

Seeking the perfect plywood side table to match your mid-century aesthetic, but also a cozy place for your cat to take their afternoon naps? Look no further than this stylish cat house!

This simple modern piece looks elevated in any space, and its curving cardboard design is great for cats who want to scratch or lounge.

If you’re constantly looking for more seating, let this spare chair/foot stool/cat cave serve as the perfect solution.

It’s never a gorgeous sight, but allowing your cat the space to do the unsightly without sacrificing precious living room real estate is a major win.

For those whose decor needs a pop of something slightly more playful, this cardboard cat scratcher is where it’s at. Your pet can scratch at the outside or curl up for a nap inside. Imagine their little head peaking out from inside a sardine tin. Perfect, right?

Ahh, a place to store your prized coffee table books and display your family photographs. The fact that your cat also has their very own cubby hole in your new side table? That’s just a bonus.

Nothing beats a classic wicker design. This cozy canopy bed is like an ordinary cat cave — but just a little more chic.

If you’ve got a climber on your hands, there’s no better way to keep them occupied than giving them a jungle gym of sorts. This way, they’re happy, and your furniture remains scratch-free.

You may be scrolling through tons of floating wall shelves and other cat ear-shaped perches that just aren’t meshing with your vibe. Now, you won’t have to sacrifice any wall space to the Pinterest cat aesthetic, thanks to this mid-century modern cat tower.