Do you sometimes feel as if you live in an Animal House?!

Not since the Egyptians honored their cats in the pyramids
have as many people decorated with their pets in mind.

This lucky kitty has her own space under the stairs.

Mia's private bedroom is also underneath the stairs:




Sunny Goode

About You

Designer Lou Anne Herget of Little Rock, Arkansas,

created a girly room for shih tzus Heather and Havilland.

You're not the only one who needs a designated home office:

This kitty's owners created an amazing outdoor

playground and his little paws never touch the grass:

Take a look at this intricate hamster housing:

Something tells me that the rodent's young owner
spends a lot of her allowance on home additions.

Frame Your Pet

If we hung a jumbo tron-sized portrait of Archie and
Boswell we would no longer be able to delude ourselves
in the belief that they do not rule the house.

Sequestering pets is often necessary and
gates are getting fancier and more expensive:

     

Frontgate

Pet gates can actually enhance your decor:

Decorating Files

Decorative decals are fun but not permanent:

Beyond The Rack

Fido's doggie door can be framed with a decal:

Lowes

Pet pillows are becoming more personal and much cuter:

Sears

Nothin' is as soothing as a catnip-stuffed pillow!

Even our decorating accessories have taken on a pet-friendly slant.
How cute is this vintage typewriter keys picture frame?

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Old computer monitors are quite inexpensive at

thrift shops and make great repurposed pet beds:

So do vintage stereos and television consoles:

West Elm offers a portable pet center for $129

but you can make your own for much less:

The Nest

There are lots of ways to ingeniously conceal kitty's litter box: 

Home Work Remodels

And there are pet beds on the market to match any decorating style:

Interioholic

Digs Digs

But maybe an organic pet pillow is the best. . . . . .