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Krab was born when Wout wanted to create a hangout spot for his two kittens, Boris and Pippa, to help them feel happy and secure in their new home. The problem is that most pet furniture stands out like a sore thumb and people who love a streamlined look in their home don’t enjoy that. So, Wout reached out to his designer friend Nikita and the two co-founded Krab.
After months at the drawing board, the two came up with Nest, minimal modules that cats can call their very own. Cats can hide within the plywood boxes to feel safe and cozy while also keeping an eye on what’s going on around them.
They can even perch themselves on top if they feel like it. Or, you can use Nest as an end table next to your sofa or chair if the cat isn’t on it.
Inside, there’s a soft, fluffy pillow for lounging.
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3 Comments
Suzanne on 05.02.2017 at 16:49 PM
That’s truly lovely! I checked out their site and it doesn’t mention being able to sit on it. And frankly those legs don’t look like they could take 100-150 lbs.
kathy c on 05.08.2017 at 11:05 AM
Cute and trendy but not what a cat needs to stretch out and claw like traditional cat towers. Reminds me of a long ago Martha Stewart episode where she fabricated a cat scratching post which was 18 inches high. If this box was higher off the ground and had a carpet panel on it, would be way more useful.
Buju on 05.08.2017 at 13:19 PM
If your can weighs more than 100 pounds, you have bigger problems than considering this for him/her.
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