Wicker Cat Bed with Stand

Every cat bed you've bought so far is something you tolerate in the corner of the living room. She loves it. You'd rather it lived somewhere guests don't look, and most cat beds give you no other option.

This wicker cat bed with stand is a handwoven rattan basket held inside a circular frame on its own oval base. It reads as a piece of furniture rather than pet kit.

What she is curling into:

• Deep curved basket: it suits the way cats sleep, curled and tucked in
• Open weave: air moves through it instead of heat building up in summer
• Firm rim: texture to grip and knead against
• Oval base: it stays steady when a cat lands in it
• Warm honey rattan: it works with oak, linen or plain white walls

The basket sits raised inside the frame, up out of the draft along the floor and away from feet walking past. Nothing is mounted to a wall, so it stands wherever you set it.

A circular rattan arch, a deep woven basket fixed inside it, and an oval base ring underneath. Three parts, and the whole thing stands on its own.

Move the whole thing to a sunnier corner whenever you like. Nothing is fixed down, so the bed follows the light through the day rather than the other way around.

Getting the size right

One size: 13 in (33 cm) across and 11.8 in (30 cm) tall, with a 10.2 in (26 cm) basket interior. That suits a cat sleeping curled rather than stretched out, so a very large breed will find it snug.

Measure your cat curled up in their current bed before ordering.

No cushion included

The bed is sold as shown, with no cushion or liner. A folded blanket sits in the basket without slipping if you want it softer. Assembly is needed but takes no tools.

Specifications

• Material: Handwoven rattan
• Size: 13 in (33 cm) across, 11.8 in (30 cm) tall, 10.2 in (26 cm) basket interior
• Frame: Circular rattan arch on an oval base, freestanding
• Cushion: Not included
• Assembly: Required, no tools needed
• Suitable for: Cats and kittens, indoor use

Safety note: Assemble it fully and check it sits level and steady before a cat uses it. Set it on a flat floor rather than a rug edge or a raised surface.

Check the weave from time to time and retire the bed once strands work loose, since a loose strand is something a cat will chew.

Measure her curled up in the bed she uses now, then set this one where the afternoon sun lands and see how long she stays.