We have a very exciting giveaway this month! It’s Square Cat Habitat’s brand new product, the new Acacia cat tree, a smaller version of the Baobab. Both are beautiful sculptural forms that look amazing in a modern home. The original Baobab is five feet tall and the Acacia is three feet tall. It’s the perfect [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, January 4, 2009
I just realized that I never posted the name of the winner of the November giveaway. It was Maria from Ã…hus, Sweden! Maria chose a pair of Itch scratchers in vertical amber bamboo finish with faux mohair inserts, one in orange and one in purple. Congratulations Maria and thanks to Square Cat Habitat for this [...]
Continue reading...Monday, November 3, 2008
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Moderncat monthly giveaway, we have a very special prize this month! Square Cat Habitat is generously offering this month’s lucky winner his or her choice of either a pair of Itch wall scratchers, a Lo floor scratcher, or a Buddha wall perch. And the best news — this [...]
Continue reading...Friday, October 17, 2008
The designers at Square Cat Habitat have done it again! Check out their brand new Baobab climbing tree. This sleek structure provides four branches for climbing and playing and a treetop for napping and observing. As with all of the other Square Cat Habitat products, the Baobab is made from the finest eco-friendly materials. You [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, October 13, 2007
In the article “Good Design, Happy Cats?” published on October 11, 2007, The New York Times reviews several pieces of modern cat furniture and discusses the merits of good design for cats and their owners. Writer Chris Colin, and his two cats Sam and Bobby, personally tested the Buddha cat shelves by Square Cat Habitat, [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, August 7, 2007
One of the newest companies making modern furniture specifically for cats is Portland, Oregon-based Square Cat Habitat. Not only do they seem passionate about creating beautifully designed pieces, but they are committed to reducing their impact on the environment by using earth-friendly materials whenever possible. So far they have incorporated sustainable bamboo plywood, water-based finishes, [...]
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