10 Amazing Cat Structures

Alex

With his recent post The Ultimate Catwalk, John confirmed that it's a cat's world, we just live in it. The post inspired us to compile more examples of awesome cat towers/condos, cat climbing structures, and cat houses that we can find on the great wide Web.

Here they are. Enjoy!

Steampunk Cat Tube

Oakland, California-based design-build studio Because We Can built this steampunk-inspired cat tube as part of a complete home office renovation, fit for a mad scientist.

House Designed for Cats by Asahi Kasei


Cat walks everywhere ...


Shared bathroom, perfect for humans and cats!


Cat fence and deck let cats enjoy the fresh air in safety


Extra cat room hidden under the stairs

Everything in this house is perfect ... if you're a cat. Japanese builder Asahi Kasei has optimized the entire house for our feline friends.

Tree of Marie


Photo: Trueslant

Cat lover Diane Less Baird and dog lover Polly Wardle started a pet project called Angels for Animals out of their homes before they bought an abandoned slaughter house and converted it into a sanctuary for animals.

Inside the massive building is this gigantic "Tree of Marie" cat tree - a 24 foot high, $100,000 cat tree with 36 branches named after donor Marie Stillings. At each branches' ends are resting pods covered with green carpet that let cats lounge in style. It's currently the world's largest cat tree.

The Tower of Rufus

Everyone knows that cats love to play with a box. And you know what's better than a box? Forty boxes - just like this Tower of Rufus, built by Billy Browne for his cat.

KittyLoft


Photo: Grace Bonney/Flickr


Photo: Catwalk - via Apartment Therapy

Willy and MC of Brooklyn, New York, built this custom made staircase and platform called the "Kitty Loft" for their pets Miles and Atila.

Cat Cottage Triplex

Outdoor cat house? This Cat Cottage Triplex by Blythe Wood Works is "the cat's meow." The structure comfortably house three to six cats, complete with heated pads for the ultimate in outdoor comfort for your cats.

Schuyler Samperton's Cat Shelves and Stairs

California-based designer Schuyler Samperton designed this fantastic cat shelves and stairs for a house in Hancock Park, Los Angeles.

Catissa Modular Cat House

Russian design studio Mojorno design the Catissa four-story cat house, perfect for "modern" cats.

The Cat's House

Cats have been a big part of Bob Walker and wife Frances Mooney's life. So when they settled down, the couple decided to build a scratching post for their cats. Next, they built a little cat ramp and before you know it, twenty years later, they've built 140 foot elevated cat "highway" that run from the living room to the bedroom!

View more at Bob and Frances' website: The Cat House

Cat Cabin and Cat Teepee


Cat Cabin


Cat Teepee

Love to play Cowboys and Indians? Perhaps so do your cats! The cardboard Cat Cabin and Cat Teepee from the NeatoShop make it easy to make your cat's dreams come true.

Know any more cool cat structures? Let us know in the comments!

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