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A dog resting on a low oak platform bed in a bright, uncluttered room

Calm Homes. Happy Pets.

Design-first pet goods for people who care what their home looks like. Nothing bright. Nothing plastic. Nothing you need to hide when guests arrive.

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The idea

Pet supplies were designed for pets and sold to humans who then hide them. We design for the room the pet lives in. Solid timber, glazed ceramic, undyed wool and waxed canvas — objects your animal loves and your interior can carry.

The catalogue

Collections

Five categories, one material language. Everything is made to sit in plain sight.

As seen in

  • Kinfolk “Pet objects you would actually leave out.”
  • Dwell “The first feeder we have wanted on the counter.”
  • Cereal “Restraint, applied to an unserious category.”
  • Sight Unseen “Quietly excellent.”
  • Monocle “A studio worth watching.”
A cat resting on a wall-mounted perch in low winter light

Designed To Disappear.

The best pet object is the one a visitor never identifies as a pet object. We work to a single rule: if it would not survive on an open shelf, we do not make it.

Our philosophy

The journal

Live Simply, Together.

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A tidy entryway station with leash hooks and a low bowl
Refilling a glass food canister from a paper pouch
A potted palm beside a panelled door in a bright hallway
A glass storage jar of dry food tipped on its side