Pet Bed Furniture
Buy the best pet bed furniture selected and recommended by interior designers. By Eliza Bush.
Your pet doesn't just run all day. Eventually they want to sleep. And when they sleep, they want something comfortable. Enter the pet bed furniture collection. This special furniture is designed with your pet in mind. Pick out the piece you want, put their bed on it, and watch as they fall into a deep and happy slumber on their brand new ped bed furniture.
Pet Bed Furniture
Buying Guide
Eliza Bush
Interior Design Expert
Eliza is a creative interior designer who swears by the power of sleek interiors and quality furniture to transform daily personal and professional life. With a B.Sc. in interior design from Philadelphia University and a well trained eye for craftsmanship, she offers unparalleled advice on how to arrange your space to make it sophisticated, comfortable, and functional, whether it’s the office or bedroom.
As a pet owner, you want your dog or cat to have a comfortable place to rest and sleep. The name pet bed furniture says it all. Today's pets can sleep peaceably as their owners think proudly of their stylish selection.
- Increasing the attractiveness of your pet's resting place as well as your home's interior
- Combining function with style.
- Allowing you to reflect your pet's personality or yours in the selection
- Satisfying you if you're a DIY-pet owner because some pieces can be made at home
- Highlighting durability and quality in materials used such as wood (for indoors) and weatherproof plastic (for outdoors)
You want to meet your friend and protector's needs. Before shopping, measure your pet from nose to tail. Add enough inches so your companion can lie down comfortably. Some pets like to stretch out while sleeping and others like to curl up. If your pet likes to sleep under a bed or in a hidden area, consider getting covered pet bed furniture.
If you want your pet to be close to you as you sleep, choose furniture that puts your animal on the same level as your bed. It has stairs for your pet to climb. On elevated beds, not only do stairs add a nice stylish touch, but they are also an aid for older dogs and dogs with short legs.
Modern trends demand pet bed furniture in dark and light colors. Among them are navy blue, neutral gray, light-colored oak, mahogany and pastels in beige and blue. A wide selection of styles is available too.
You can get a light-colored boxy creation that looks as if a contemporary architect designed it. It features slats so the inquisitive cat can look out and a terrace for resting atop it. If the minimalist look doesn't interest you, swing over to the other end of design for something more ornate. An example is a bed with a fabric canopy that features ball finials and tied-back, four-corner drapes. Other styles are someone in between. They include the simple traditional rectangular or round bed as well as those like the ones you sleep in such as bunk beds, four-poster beds, and loft-style beds.
Pet bed furniture can reflect your interests. If you're a wine connoisseur, perhaps furniture that's made from an oversized wine barrel appeals to you. If it's cold and snowy where you live, maybe you want an igloo. It's great too for pets who enjoy enclosed spaces. If you like constructing things, make a piece of furniture from an old chair and a discarded drawer or build one using pallets.
Pet bed furniture can be serviceable. That's why you'll find sets with nightstands, storage drawers, side tables and places for food and water bowls. There's even a piece with the bed below and nine cubby holes for storage above. Another piece features a loft bed with a dog crate below with a gate that closes.