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Stylish & Durable: Pet-Friendly Interior Design Ideas
A Beautiful Home for Everyone: The Guide to Pet-Friendly Interior Design
Our pets are family. They bring us endless joy, laughter, and companionship. They also bring fur, muddy paws, and occasional accidents. The big question for every pet owner is: how do you create a beautiful, stylish home that can also withstand the realities of life with a four-legged friend? The answer lies in smart, Pet-Friendly Interior Design.
At Axis Group Of interior Design, we believe you don't have to sacrifice style for practicality. It’s about making informed choices on materials and layouts that make life easier for you and more comfortable for your pet. From scratch proof furniture for dogs to creating a cat friendly living room, we know all the tricks.
The Foundation: Pet Friendly Flooring
Your floor takes the most abuse. The best choices are hard, non-porous surfaces.
Luxury Vinyl & Laminate: These are our top choices. They are highly scratch-resistant, waterproof, and incredibly easy to clean.
Tiles: Ceramic and porcelain tiles are virtually indestructible and a breeze to wipe clean. Using an area rug can add softness and can be easily cleaned or replaced.
What to Avoid: Wall-to-wall carpeting is a trap for fur, dander, and stains.
The Furniture Fight: Choosing the Best Fabric for Pets
This is where many battles are lost, but they don't have to be.
Performance Fabrics: Materials like Crypton or Sunbrella are woven to be stain-resistant, moisture-resistant, and durable. They are the gold standard.
Microfiber & Leather: Tightly woven microfiber is a great choice as it's hard for claws to snag and easy to clean. Leather is also a good option as it can be wiped clean and generally resists odors.
What to Avoid: Steer clear of delicate fabrics like silk or loose-weave fabrics like tweed, which can be easily snagged by claws.
Creating a Happy and Cat Friendly Living Room
Cats have specific needs. A happy cat is less likely to be a destructive cat.
Go Vertical: Cats love to climb. Integrating stylish cat trees, wall shelves, or window perches gives them their own space to survey their kingdom (and keeps them off your new sofa).
Scratching Posts: Strategically placing attractive scratching posts near furniture can redirect their natural scratching instincts.
Let us help you design a home that is a beautiful, durable, and happy space for every member of your family—two-legged or four.
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