Cat House Designed by the Office of Frank Lloyd Wright

Have a look at this amazing cat house found on a pages of Moderncat.net, our favourite resource for all things cats+design. Here's what they say:

It’s a vintage cat house designed by the office of none other than Frank Lloyd Wright. This piece was designed for the daughter of Gerald Tonkens, for whom Frank Lloyd Wright designed a residence in Amberley Village, Ohio in 1955.
The original drawing of the cat house, ‘Felis Catus’, was completed by Thomas Olson, the site supervisor for the project. Apparently, Mr. Wright described the design to Mr. Olson over the phone, which is why the design is credited to the Office of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Right, here we go!

A new product named "DOJO" has finally landed on the surface of this planet. There was no fuss, no flowers or TV crews, no fireworks and interviews. It just happened. On a bright sunny day all pieces of seemingly impossible puzzle came together and materialized into one single object. It happened so naturally that nobody was really surprised or shocked, we all knew that "DOJO" was there all the way along. All we had to do is to think about it for a year or so and then cut some ply and felt with some tools and that's it. As simple as that...
So here's a first glance at "DOJO", an ultimate tool for cats with veeeery itchy claws and their designer conscious owners. 

Work in progress!

Work in progress at Cats & Pods headquarters. We are busy producing parts for the new design codenamed "DOJO", a very modern looking scratch post able to withstand attack of a hundred cats with very itchy claws and that sits comfortably in any interior. It is built like a tank and at the same time looks delicate, there's not much else to say about it. Details will follow...