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Modern Cat Bed

13/3/2015

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Take a look at this amazing modern cat bed. Functional, yet still looks good enough to be left out in your living room. This bed is by designers Martin Zapata and Susana Mejia of the company Lord Paw. We don't have a cat, but I would love to one day. Maybe in future when the kiddo is older. Or when she asks for one, then it will seem like her idea! However, if you do have a cat in your life check out Lord Paw. 

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We are two Colombian designers based in Medellin Antioquia. Everything is produced by hand, side by side with different independent artisans in the Valley. Each of them very good at their own craft, Metal work, Wood work, Textile manufacturing, Ceramics Etc. We work alongside, until we reach the point where we feel the product needs to be. 

The concept behind Lord Paw is For The True King. Pets have always had a privileged place at home emotionally and spatially but more often than not their furniture, bowls, toys etc, are not coherent with the general aesthetics of the space. That´s our intention through design, to bring functionality and aesthetic coherence between the pieces and the relationship with the space both for the owner and the fur ball.
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Steve
13/3/2015 05:33:26 am

I know of a nice friendly orange cat for you - just say the word, and he is yours!! However, I doubt that he will fit into that small bed - he may not even get his head in there!

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Laura link
13/3/2015 06:30:17 am

Haha yes, I doubt he would fit in there.

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