Cats knocking things off tables is old internet. It predates memes as a concept, predates YouTube, predates the entire visual language of digital humor. It is perhaps the most documented animal behavior in human history, captured billions of times, studied by actual ethologists, and still inexplicably funny every single time. Fabio Ferrari has taken this behavior and made it load-bearing, literally, designing a 3D-printed table lamp where a seated cat figure tilts the shade off-axis mid-push, and the resulting tension between lampshade and gravity is the entire point of the object.
Printed white in PLA, the classical turned column and drum shade read as a proper lamp, and the cat sits alongside it with one paw extended toward the column, head craned upward, frozen in that particular expression of focused feline mischief that every cat owner recognizes immediately. The layer lines on the print dissolve into surface texture at this scale, giving the whole thing an almost ceramic quality. It lands on a desk or nightstand and earns a second look from anyone who passes it.
Ferrari released the STL pack on Cults3D in late March 2026, priced at $4.04 after a 50% discount, and it pulled 102 downloads and 7,000 views within days, which for a single-designer listing on a platform with 3.2 million models is a genuinely strong signal. The pack ships five files covering two body variants sized for different bulb lengths, plus a supplementary shade that covers the bulb completely for a cleaner look.
The recommended material is white or marble PLA, though PETG and resin both work, and the print settings are straightforward: 15 to 20 percent infill for the shade, higher for the cat and base to keep the center of gravity honest. The shade is the only component that needs supports, and Ferrari is emphatic that the lamp column itself should print support-free since anything inside that channel will obstruct the wire routing.
The lamp works with standard E12, E14, or E27 bulb kits depending on how you scale it, and the warm ambient glow it throws makes it best suited on a nightstand or shelf light rather than serving task lighting. At roughly 250 to 294mm tall depending on the variant, it has enough physical presence to read across a room without overwhelming a surface.
The design sits in an interesting lineage. Seletti’s Monkey Lamp and the broader wave of anthropomorphic lighting that swept through the design-forward homeware market in the 2010s established that people would pay serious money for a lamp with a personality. What Ferrari has done is democratize that impulse entirely, collapsing the distance between a $300 design object and a $4 STL file and a weekend print. Just make sure you aim for 25% or higher infill or the balance goes awry. You wouldn’t want a lightweight cat actually knocking your lamp over, right?!
Most cat owners have made peace with a certain kind of compromise. You get the cat, the cat gets the furniture, and whatever mass-produced scratching post comes in the box gets wedged into a corner where you try not to look at it. It wobbles. It sheds sisal like it’s molting. And after three months, it leans at a fifteen-degree angle that tells you something about both your cat’s enthusiasm and the product’s build quality. We accepted this because we assumed pet furniture just couldn’t do better.
The RELEX wall panel by stylecats is a direct challenge to that assumption, and it makes a pretty convincing case. Designed by the stylecats Design-Team and a winner of the 2025 European Product Design Award, the RELEX is a wall-mounted cat scratching and lounging system that, at first glance, reads more like a floating shelf unit than pet furniture. That’s entirely intentional. The panels are made from birch plywood with an HPL coating, the hardware mounts are completely hidden behind the panel, and the whole structure sits flush against the wall like it was always supposed to be there. If you swapped the sisal for a few hardcover books, guests might not even ask. That’s a sentence I never thought I’d write about a cat scratcher.
The three-platform version, the RELEX 3, measures 70 x 37.5 x 120 cm and offers three staggered lounging surfaces, each rated to hold up to 15 kilograms. That’s enough for even a particularly confident Maine Coon. The platforms themselves are cushioned with a microfiber sandwich construction: a durable top layer, a middle foam layer for actual comfort, and a velor base that retains body heat. The covers are washable at 40 degrees on a gentle cycle, which, if you’ve ever owned a cat, you know is not a minor detail. The integrated sisal scratching surface is also replaceable when it wears out, which extends the lifespan of the whole unit considerably.
What the design gets right, beyond the aesthetics, is understanding what a cat actually needs from its environment. Cats want height. They want varied vantage points. They want to scratch something that isn’t your sofa. The RELEX gives them all three in a format that takes up wall space rather than floor space, which is, for anyone living in a flat or a smaller home, a genuinely meaningful distinction.
I’ll admit I have a bias here. I’ve long been irritated by how the pet industry has historically treated design as an afterthought. Function got the priority, and style was whatever was left over. That’s slowly changing, and the RELEX feels like part of that shift rather than just a single clever product. The European Product Design Award jury, which drew from more than 30 design leaders across the globe, clearly saw the same thing. Awards don’t automatically validate a product, but they do confirm that people who think seriously about design paid attention.
The price reflects the seriousness of the build. The three-surface version starts at €499.99, and the four-surface configuration goes up to €599.99. That’s not impulse-purchase territory. It’s the kind of number that makes you pause, think about how much you’ve already spent replacing sofa corners, and then proceed anyway.
Stylecats is a brand under HUNTER International GmbH, a German manufacturer, and the “Made in Germany” label isn’t just marketing on this one. The material choices and construction quality back it up. Birch plywood, 100% sisal, proper load ratings per shelf, and concealed hardware are not the specs of something designed to be cheap.
The RELEX line is available in two, three, or four lounging surface configurations. It’s currently offered with a white coating and works particularly well positioned near a window, where a cat’s need to observe the world and your need to look at something decent can finally, peacefully, coexist.
Most cat owners have made peace with a certain kind of compromise. You get the cat, the cat gets the furniture, and whatever mass-produced scratching post comes in the box gets wedged into a corner where you try not to look at it. It wobbles. It sheds sisal like it’s molting. And after three months, it leans at a fifteen-degree angle that tells you something about both your cat’s enthusiasm and the product’s build quality. We accepted this because we assumed pet furniture just couldn’t do better.
The RELEX wall panel by stylecats is a direct challenge to that assumption, and it makes a pretty convincing case. Designed by the stylecats Design-Team and a winner of the 2025 European Product Design Award, the RELEX is a wall-mounted cat scratching and lounging system that, at first glance, reads more like a floating shelf unit than pet furniture. That’s entirely intentional. The panels are made from birch plywood with an HPL coating, the hardware mounts are completely hidden behind the panel, and the whole structure sits flush against the wall like it was always supposed to be there. If you swapped the sisal for a few hardcover books, guests might not even ask. That’s a sentence I never thought I’d write about a cat scratcher.
The three-platform version, the RELEX 3, measures 70 x 37.5 x 120 cm and offers three staggered lounging surfaces, each rated to hold up to 15 kilograms. That’s enough for even a particularly confident Maine Coon. The platforms themselves are cushioned with a microfiber sandwich construction: a durable top layer, a middle foam layer for actual comfort, and a velor base that retains body heat. The covers are washable at 40 degrees on a gentle cycle, which, if you’ve ever owned a cat, you know is not a minor detail. The integrated sisal scratching surface is also replaceable when it wears out, which extends the lifespan of the whole unit considerably.
What the design gets right, beyond the aesthetics, is understanding what a cat actually needs from its environment. Cats want height. They want varied vantage points. They want to scratch something that isn’t your sofa. The RELEX gives them all three in a format that takes up wall space rather than floor space, which is, for anyone living in a flat or a smaller home, a genuinely meaningful distinction.
I’ll admit I have a bias here. I’ve long been irritated by how the pet industry has historically treated design as an afterthought. Function got the priority, and style was whatever was left over. That’s slowly changing, and the RELEX feels like part of that shift rather than just a single clever product. The European Product Design Award jury, which drew from more than 30 design leaders across the globe, clearly saw the same thing. Awards don’t automatically validate a product, but they do confirm that people who think seriously about design paid attention.
The price reflects the seriousness of the build. The three-surface version starts at €499.99, and the four-surface configuration goes up to €599.99. That’s not impulse-purchase territory. It’s the kind of number that makes you pause, think about how much you’ve already spent replacing sofa corners, and then proceed anyway.
Stylecats is a brand under HUNTER International GmbH, a German manufacturer, and the “Made in Germany” label isn’t just marketing on this one. The material choices and construction quality back it up. Birch plywood, 100% sisal, proper load ratings per shelf, and concealed hardware are not the specs of something designed to be cheap.
The RELEX line is available in two, three, or four lounging surface configurations. It’s currently offered with a white coating and works particularly well positioned near a window, where a cat’s need to observe the world and your need to look at something decent can finally, peacefully, coexist.
Are you tired of scooping cat litter every single day? Keeping a clean, odor-free home can be a constant battle, especially if you have large cats or multiple pets. Traditional litter boxes require constant attention, and no one enjoys unpleasant smells drifting through their home. With today’s technological advancements, there’s no reason to keep doing things the stinking hard way. It’s time for an upgrade — a smart, automated litter box that handles your dirty work.
Enter the Catbula Pro, a spacious, odorless, and hassle-free litter box designed with advanced odor control, seamless self-cleaning, and an intuitive, pet-friendly design. Catbula Pro redefines pet care for all cat owners, making keeping homes clean and comfortable easier. Whether you have a large breed like a Maine Coon or a Ragdoll, this auto-pack litter box gives your furry friend the royal treatment they deserve. Say goodbye to unpleasant odors and constant scooping, and welcome an innovative solution that promotes a healthier, more pleasant living space for you and your feline companions.
Every cat deserves a palace, and the Catbula Pro delivers with its exceptionally spacious open-top design. Tailored for all breeds regardless of size, Catbula Pro offers ample room for your pet to move freely, ensuring comfort and reducing the risk of your precious friend getting trapped or injured. Watch your feline friend enter and exit with ease, feeling secure and in control every step of the way. The open compartment design eliminates safety risks associated with trapping or confining cats, which can occur in closed litter boxes, providing maximum safety.
Moreover, the spaciousness of the Catbula Pro offers psychological benefits. Cats are creatures of habit and comfort, and having a safe, open environment encourages positive behaviors. This sense of freedom can reduce anxiety, especially in multi-cat households where territorial concerns often arise. With Catbula Pro, each cat feels they have a personal space where they are secure, which contributes to a more harmonious environment at home.
Pets bring joy and love to our lives and other undesirable things into the house. With its advanced odor management technology, the Catbula Pro prevents nasty smells from leaking by automatically sealing waste in odor-proof bags, promoting a cleaner environment for cat owners and furry friends. The sleek, enclosed design enhances odor containment, ensuring your living space remains fresh and inviting. Since cats are sensitive to smells, this clean and hygienic box encourages consistent use, forming good habits that give everyone peace of mind.
AI Health Monitoring and Effortless Maintenance
What’s a good appliance these days without some smart features? The Catbula Pro features cutting-edge AI health monitoring that analyzes your cat’s stool, records its activities, and delivers real-time insights to your smartphone via a dedicated app. It can, for example, determine the viscosity of the cat’s output and correlate that with its state of health or diet. It can also keep tabs on your cat’s litter box visits, activity levels, and health status, so you’re always just a tap away from knowing your cat’s well-being.
Designed with convenience in mind, it takes care of everyday cleaning tasks so cat owners don’t have to. The system automatically removes waste from the litter and places it in a sealed chamber for convenient disposal. Boasting a 20-liter waste box, you won’t have to clean out the waste compartment for 14-21 days, depending on usage and the number of cats. This convenience is especially appreciated by busy pet owners, who no longer have to add litter box maintenance to their daily chore list.
When it does come time to take out the trash, you can easily slide out the box without getting your hands dirty. With the automatic packaging system, cat owners can relax, knowing their homes stay clean and their hands stay fresh. Catbula Pro makes pet care simple and effective, eliminating the need for manual litter box scooping. The self-cleaning mechanism also minimizes litter scatter, reducing the time needed for general cleaning around the litter box area.
Triple Protection Mechanism
The Catbula Pro features a sophisticated triple protection mechanism to ensure your cat’s safety at all times, including intelligent camera monitoring and radar technology. First is the structural safeguard: the spacious open-top design allows cats to freely enter and exit, eliminating entrapment risks. This feature provides peace of mind to cat owners, knowing their pets can safely access the litter box without getting stuck. This safety-first approach is critical for pet owners who worry about their cat’s well-being during their absence.
Secondly, it includes a dual-layer protection system of software and hardware that goes beyond the standard weighing system, which often struggles to recognize smaller cats or kittens. Instead, the Catbula Pro uses a more advanced direct observation and perception system. This dual protection includes an intelligent camera monitoring system located in the upper right corner of the litter box interior, offering a complete view regardless of your cat’s size. The intelligent camera ensures that every movement of your cat is tracked, providing additional safety by stopping the cleaning mechanism whenever a cat is detected inside.
The second layer involves a millimeter-wave radar system on the right side of the interior. This radar can penetrate obstacles to detect the machine’s interior and surroundings. These two systems work in tandem, ensuring that once a cat is detected approaching or entering, the system immediately halts operation within milliseconds, providing comprehensive protection. This level of attention to detail makes the Catbula Pro an industry leader in pet safety, addressing cat owners’ concerns and ensuring that small kittens and larger breeds are fully protected.
Avoid Catastrophes, Enjoy More Cuddles
With the Catbula Pro, your cat enjoys uninterrupted cleanliness and comfort while you get more quality time together. Forget the fuss and embrace more cuddles with this innovative litter box solution. The Catbula Pro offers convenience, long-term cost savings, and environmental benefits. Featuring biodegradable waste bags, low electricity consumption, and long-lasting components, it minimizes environmental impact. Unlike traditional litter boxes that generate substantial plastic waste and require constant refills, Catbula Pro provides an eco-friendly solution. You can feel good knowing that you’re making a responsible choice for both your pet and the planet.
Ultimately, the Catbula Pro transforms the litter box experience for cats and their owners. Prioritizing space, cleanliness, and health monitoring ensures your pet’s superior quality of life. Invest in the Catbula Pro and give your cat the comfort and care they deserve while you enjoy the simplicity and ease of modern litter box technology.
People these days are adopting more and more pets, sometimes more than their homes can accommodate. Dogs might have no problems staying in outdoor doghouses, but domesticated felines tend to prefer indoor accommodations. Of course, there’s no shortage of furniture for cats, ranging from litter boxes to scratching posts to climbing trees. The problem is that the majority of them are all designed to take up space on the floor, which leaves less room for human furniture. Just like how humans realize they have plenty of unused vertical space, this cat furniture concept grows upward rather than sideways to let you comfortably accommodate one or more furry felines, even if you don’t have much space for yourself either.
Vertical furniture is definitely becoming a trend as we realize how precious little floor space we actually have. Unfortunately, that’s only part of the solution, because just like floor space, the vertical situation in our homes can change as well. Unlike regular furniture, however, vertical designs often have a fixed height and configuration, preventing us from easily rearranging these pieces of furniture.
FROHZ Cat Castle is a design concept that solves both those problems with a simple modular design. The furniture system is made of five pieces that can be freely rearranged as needed. Of course, they have certain limits given their fixed shapes, but you can, in theory, combine them in many ways without permanently committing to a particular configuration.
The largest part of the modular furniture system is the cat litter box, a tall cabinet with two doors at the top, one of which has an oval opening for the cat to crawl into. A “Play/Rest” box has a slightly similar design, except it’s a simpler and smaller box designed only to be a resting spot. An even simpler version of this is an arched structure with openings at the front and the back. There’s also an L-shaped scratching “post” and a simple storage box to keep kitty toys and accessories.
Arranging these pieces is as simple as stacking them on top of each other or putting them side by side, with some connectors to keep them from easily falling apart from the cat’s movement. The open-ended design even allows for more than one piece of each type to accommodate more than one feline in the house. And should the number of pets you own increase or decrease, you can quickly add or remove modules as needed. You might even be able to challenge yourself to come up with a creative design, one that would truly make your cat feel like a king or queen in its own castle.
Anyone who has owned a cat will know the truth about who is really the master and who is the pet. Although they can definitely be cuddly and sentimental, furry felines are also known to be temperamental and territorial. And by that, it usually means that any place in the house can be their territory. All kidding aside, cats tend to love squeezing into tight spaces, even when you’ve already provided a lush, comfy, and unfortunately very open bed. Embracing the behavior of cats and how they can be central to owners’ lives, these concept designs envision furniture for humans that cats will appreciate, or rather, cat furniture that just happens to be usable by humans.
For reasons unfathomable to all except their regal kind, cats love to squeeze into cramped spaces. Of course, they’ll still enjoy plush beds, but give them a box or a tube and their natural instincts kick in. So why not just design sleeping furniture that appeals to this behavior directly instead? Bonus points if it can also be used by their human owners, potentially letting them bond even better when resting in the same place.
That may be the thinking behind this rather unusual set of cat-friendly furniture design concepts. Or perhaps they’re human-friendly cat furniture designs. Either way, these chairs will be enjoyable to both parties, though their maintenance will probably be less so for humans. The common theme these chairs have are the armrests that act like dark tunnels, enticing cats to go inside to nap. There’s ample space for a cat or even two, so it’s not exactly a cramped and uncomfortable space at all.
Two variants of these armchair designs exist. Perhaps the more interesting one of the two has an armrest that goes around the back of the chair, creating a single tunnel that cats can walk through from end to end. There is also a more modest version where the armrests swap out tunnels for shelves, allowing owners to put other things on the side that won’t be used by the cat, presuming the cat doesn’t claim that space and pushes the vase off the shelf.
There is even a stool design where the very low backrest curves inward, creating that same tunnel shape where the cat can lie inside behind you. Truth be told, the seats don’t look too comfortable, especially with the backrests so low. They might have been unintentionally designed with feline comfort as the priority, showing who the real master of the house is. That said, they are indeed interesting designs and, to some extent, quite feasible, though the question of how to clean up after the cat inside those armrests still remains.
Furry friends are full of fun, at least until it’s time to actually keep them healthy and well-maintained. Both dogs and cats have a never-ending fur problem, but felines are more notorious for not being as enthusiastic about being brushed and combed, unlike their canine counterparts. That said, cats are also sticklers for cleanliness, but all their licking unfortunately results in unsightly hairballs in the end. This rather ingenious contraption offers a solution that makes that brushing feel almost natural to the cat, and it does so by taking advantage of the most cat-like behavior of all: squeezing into very tight spaces.
At first glance, the Paw-Swing Purrring (yes, that’s how it’s spelled) Cat Self-Grooming House looks nothing more than a felt-covered box with a rather small circular opening in front. This combination is, of course, irresistible to cats who’ll want to explore and try to fit into that tight space, which is exactly why it’s designed this way. And as soon as it passes through that hole, its loose fur gets brushed away in a manner that makes the cat feel like it’s being licked by its mother instead.
The secret is the six cylindrical brushes around the circular entrance of the house, each with a surface designed to mimic the papillae on a cat’s tongue. To the cat, this feels like a more natural grooming method, which is normally employed by mother cats licking their young. Of course, the fur isn’t ingested and is simply stored in a separate compartment for easy cleaning later. This process happens each and every time the cat passes through the entrance, making manual grooming a thing of the past.
While the self-grooming cat house requires no electricity or motors to implement the grooming part, it does have a tech component to its design. There is an automated treat dispenser installed at the top to entice your cats to come closer to the box, and when it does go in, it records how many times the cat comes in and leaves. This data is made available to owners to help them monitor the habits and health of their feline family.
Beyond the grooming and the feeding, the Purrring cat house is also, well, a house for cats. Its felt material makes the box comfortable and safe for cats, not to mention environment-friendly and recyclable as well. The Self-Grooming Cat House thus offers a safe haven for cats that also take a load off their humans’ minds, at least until it’s time to take out the collected fur.
Living space is becoming more expensive and cramped as time goes by, and that’s especially true when you’re sharing your home with furry friends. Space for human furniture will sometimes have to give way for those designed specifically for pets unless you can find a way to combine those two in a way that creates harmony rather than turf wars. Some pet furniture, however, doesn’t seem to be conducive to that design by nature, like a cat tree whose entire purpose is to give felines a place to play, scratch, or sleep in. That’s exactly the unbelievable idea behind this unusual furniture concept that blends a cat tree and a shelf for humans in a rather visually unique way.
Thanks to their innate agility, cats are notorious for climbing places. They’re also pretty bad at scratching surfaces (just like dogs are infamous for chewing shoes), so cat furniture is often designed to address these needs while enticing cats away from human furniture. Unlike a simple bed or house for a cat, however, a cat tree not only takes up space on the floor but also quite a bit of height from the room as well.
Inspired by the Japanese art of “tameshigiri” or test-cutting swords through rolls of straw or bamboo, Slash is a cat tree design concept that tries to make room for the needs of both cats and their owners. More specifically, it’s a shelf with inclined surfaces, definitely unusual for a shelf, that makes different areas more suited for different functions. The inclined part closest to the floor, for example, would be a good scratching pad for your cat, while the shelves that stop in the middle pillar would be ideal for books.
There is a flat shelf in the middle, and one of these has a ball hanging down for a cat to play with. The middle pillar of the cat tree has cushions at the top and bottom for the cat to sleep or perch on. The middle space can be for almost anything, especially stuff that you don’t want to accidentally fall off.
Slash has an intriguing and unconventional design that will pique the curiosity of cats and humans alike. That said, it’s rather questionable where putting human objects, especially fragile objects like a potted plant, where a cat plays is actually a good idea. You might know which shelves are for you and which are for the cat, but your feline family might have other ideas and claim everything for themselves, as cats often do.
Robots are slowly but surely invading our homes, but most of them come in the form of cleaners or toys for our amusement. We might not be the only intelligent lifeforms in the house, however, and the small members of our family also deserve their due, especially when we have to leave them alone for the day. Smart home security cameras are fine if you just want to watch or talk to your pets while you’re away, but that still leaves your furry friends to their own devices. And you still have to figure out ways to get them fed on time and with the right amount without having to call in favors. Unlike others of its kind, this rolling robot is made specifically for your cats or dogs (or both) to keep them entertained, healthy, fed, and even comforted when you’re not at home.
Parents warn their kids that raising pets isn’t an easy job, but even grownups have a difficult time considering their own busy schedules. It isn’t enough to just keep them well-fed either, as pets need to be interacted with, talked to, and entertained for both their physical as well as mental health. The Enabot ROLA PetPal robot tries to take a load off your shoulders, especially when you’re not around to give what your pets need, and you can change what it does simply by switching out the load it carries on its back.
Unlike Enabot’s ball-like smart home robots for humans, the ROLA PetPal looks a bit more like the popular disc-shaped robot vacuum cleaners in the market, except it has two large wheels on its side and a discernible “face” on its front. The rolling robot alone can already be a source of curiosity for pets, but its real value comes from its modular design. It can switch from providing entertainment and even exercise to providing nourishment just by switching between the Interactive Toys module or the Treat Dispenser module.
As the name suggests, Interactive Toys keep your furry friends preoccupied with a playful stick, laser games, or rolling balls. The more interesting module, however, is the Treat Dispenser which uses AI to identify your pet’s face and drop the small treats in its wake when it’s time for food. It can also capture all these moments while your pets play or eat and send you photos or video clips for posterity’s sake.
More than just standing in for you when you’re away, the Enabot ROLA PetPal also tries to deepen your relationship with your pets in absentia. Not only can you talk to your pets remotely, you can also train them to put their paw on a specific part of the robot to send a “Hello” message to your phone. And, of course, the robot’s 5MP 2.5K camera “eye” not only keeps an eye on your pet but also makes sure you’ll never miss a precious moment when you’re not around. It’s not easy being a furry parent, but the cute robot helps lighten up the load and care for your pets in a unique and advanced way.
Our parents told us how keeping pets is a huge responsibility, and many of us probably took that advice for granted. Even as adults, we might sometimes have love-hate relationships with the furry members of our family, especially when they get in the way of work. That seems to be especially true for cats, who have a bewildering knack for sleeping on our desks when we need to get things done, even going as far as sleeping on top of keyboards while we’re still typing. Every feline owner knows there’s really no stopping these masters of flexibility when they put their minds to something, but it also helps to give them something more comfortable to lie on than your hands. That’s what this desk concept aims to offer, giving your cat some space to still be near you when you work but also some privacy to keep to itself, like what most cats often to do.
This wooden desk is minimalist almost in the extreme sense. It’s pretty much just a bent plank of wood standing U-shaped bent metal for legs. There are no compartments, hidden or otherwise; just a flat and open surface to put your things on. It forces you to be extra neat, or at least creative in how you decorate and place accessories to hold your work tools. Or perhaps it’s best to actually leave it bare without anything that your cat might topple over.
Of course, the signature feature of this concept is the small space or “cubby” designed especially for a cat. One side of the table bends inward to create a hook shape that’s probably just big enough for your average cat. That cubby has a pillow for their comfort, though the material for that cushion might be questionable. After all, cats are known to scratch so that pillow might not last that long.
The Cat Cubby Desk tries to offer a comfy place for your cat to lie on without getting in the way of your work. Or at least that’s the goal. Whether or not your furry feline friend prefers to take that spot or, more likely, still lie on your keyboard will be totally up to your training and its mood. Given cats’ inclination to cram themselves in tight spaces, this does look like a very tempting location for them. And if your pet ends up ignoring it, you can always repurpose the cubby for other things, like as a space for books and folders. Hopefully, your cat won’t suddenly decide to jump in and knock all those off.
