Coffee Table Dog Crate

165 Ideas by Caroline Patterson

A coffee table dog crate is a brilliant space-saving solution. You’ll still have a place to put drinks during movie nights, all while giving your precious pet a place to curl up in. Depending on the size of your living room, you can opt for a bigger coffee table or a smaller end table. Either way, a dog house coffee table is a convenient and attractive addition to your home, and we’ve picked out a few of our favorites below.

Stylish coffee table with dog crate in the base is a perfect solution for any interior. The solid panel discussion with steel container base is robust and very functional. The whole is modern and aesthetically presented in the interior.

BowHaus Modern Pet Crate

This modern side table in a kennel in one is the perfect solution for your home. Blend beautifully with modern wystrojemn interior, and the metal structure with finesse cutouts and a comfortable seat inside, the interior adds a wonderful character.

Elegant Coffee Table Crate for Dogs

Industrial-Style Wooden Dog Crate End Table

This stunning hardwood and brass constructed dog crate will finally let you breathe with ease when your guests come over, since you will be able to lock your pet and keep everyone safe, while the piece itself adds the double functionality of serving as an end table.

A beautiful combination of convenience and style - this practical dog crate is also a nice end table for any respectful living room, while the sides offer the elegant carvings of the wooden structure.

Dog Crate Furniture

A sturdy addition for indoors, that can be a cozy and comfy surprise for your beloved pup. The doghouse is shaped like a box and crafted of natual wood, with holes for ventilation, a large side hole for entrance and a movable lid for easy access.

Gray Coffee Table with Dog Bed Underneath

Vintage Inspired End Table Dog Crate

Farmhouse Dog Crate Coffee Table

Pet-Friendly Cage Coffee Table

Distressed Dog House Coffee Table

Versatile Pet Crate End Table

Furniture Dog Crates With Drawer

Paint old end table and line inside with oil cloth for easy cleanup.

Pictured Above: Mission Style End Table Dog Crate in Oak

Why buy a coffee table and a dog crate, when you can have them both combined into one piece of furniture? Check this clever solution. Black colour makes it elegant and modern, too!

Dog Crate End Table with Removable Top

Furniture Style Dog Crate, Heavy-Duty Dog Kennels with Sliding Barn Door, Wooden Dog House

Sharlene Dog Crate End Table

Rustic Coffee Dog Crate

Multi-Purpose Dog Crate and Table

Modern Wall Art Clock

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Coffee Table Dog Crate

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Caroline Patterson Interior Design Expert

Caroline is a New York-based interior designer and home decor writer with a strong focus on textiles and designer furniture. Drawing on rigorous training and a deep understanding of material quality and fabric care, she helps readers choose pieces that are both durable and visually refined, turning everyday rooms into cohesive, practical spaces.

If you really just don't like the idea of locking your dog in a metal crate that resembles a pet prison, it's time to get creative with your dog's new home. Here are some of the different styles that you can consider before buying.

What's the best design for a coffee table dog crate?

A rounded design. This is the perfect way to incorporate your dog's crate into the family home. A rounded coffee table with space underneath can be converted into a dog crate so that your dog can sit comfortably in the living room with the rest of the family. You can either add the crate to an existing coffee table, or buy two new times in one – a new coffee table for your home and a new space for your dog!
Letting go of metal bars. Many people who look at coffee table crates for their pooch do so because the idea of metal bars surrounding your pet is just not appealing. Thankfully, there are many styles available which don't have metal bars on them at all. For example, there are styles which have a sliding door around the coffee table with sufficient holes and windows for your dog's ultimate comfort.
The crate door. Opting for a crate door instead of bars with a gate to allow access offers many different ways to house your dog. A sliding door allows you to leave it open for your dog to sit comfortably when everybody in home. You can still close and secure the door when leaving the house or whenever you need to keep your dog safely inside the crate.

How big should your coffee table dog crate be?

You should always prioritize your dog rather than the size of the room you wish to position the coffee table crate. If your dog is too large for a small coffee table which will fit in your living room, come up with another plan to ensure you can buy a crate which is the ideal size for your dog to relax comfortably.

Medium-size kennels are on average 36 inches long and easily accommodate dogs in the 40- to 70-pound range, such as bulldogs. For dogs in the 70- to 90-pound range, a kennel around 42 inches long is recommended.

What are the different materials and designs of coffee table dog crates?

We've already considered metal crates and crates with bars, but let's think about the other types of material that you can purchase.

Wood: A popular favorite since it blends in with many different homes and décor styles. A wooden coffee table will complement any room which already has wooden furniture in a similar shade and style.
Chrome finish: A good addition for the modern house, a chrome finish coffee table can add elegance and sophistication to the room, while providing a solid den for your dog and making your room look more spacious.
Vintage wood: Shabby chic and vintage looks are popular within homes, especially when it comes to feature furniture such as the coffee table. A dog crate which is in the shape of an old barrel with wooden slats added on either side to create a solid base and table top could be the perfect design for you.

Shop around to find the perfect crate for your dog which also fits in with your home, and check for a guarantee just in case your dog isn't comfortable with it.