16 Unique Cat Trees That Will Actually Go with Your Home Décor

Best Overall

More than 1,200 reviewers agree this is a 5-star cat tree. With six different levels on which to climb, lounge, snooze and play, cats won’t bore easily. This tower is made of wood (which makes it easy to wipe down) and the detachable cushions are washable. It also comes complete with a strap that connects the tower to the wall and nonstick pads, so you won’t have to worry about your kitties knocking the whole thing down, either.

Best on a Budget

You don’t have to spend your annual grocery budget on a cat tree. This adorable cactus-themed option comes in at $50 and provides cats with four levels, two perches and a hidey hole for naps. It’s 32 inches tall and cute, so you won’t have to sacrifice style for functionality. Pair it with some cat-friendly plants for even more vibrant nature vibes.

Most Colorful Cat Tree

Like we said, these cat trees aren’t your typical bland, beige stands. This brightly colored (dare we say, neon?) option will make any space pop: Check out its green, teal, red, yellow and pink combos. We also love the dangling bugs cats can play with and the round mushroom bed.

Most Instagram-Worthy

This company knows what it means to combine fun themes with feline needs. The Moonlight cat tree evokes whimsy and inspires photoshoots. We love the little pops of gold on the dangling stars and the peek-a-boo clouds. Plus, there are various sizes and styles to choose from based on your cat’s preferences (and your space).

Best Modern Aesthetic

Brought to you by the same feline experts who created the Litter Robot, this tower has a sleek, black metal frame and four wooden platforms in a walnut finish. So, yeah, it’s definitely made for modern smart homes full of crisp, clean lines. The sisal scratch pads are all vegetable-dyed and the pyramid offers some serious height for cats who love to perch.

Best for Minimalists

Tuft and Paw is quickly becoming the go-to vendor for high-end contemporary cat furniture. The Grove cat tower comes in two heights and is nothing short of gorgeous. The tower’s slats let cats hide away while still being in on the action in the room. Available in two colors, it will seamlessly fit into any decor, and, based on the stellar reviews, cats are gaga for it.

Best for Multi-Cat Households

Another cat furniture company to watch is Mau Pets. Not only does Mau donate five percent of all proceeds to animal welfare and environmental conservation organizations, the company plants a tree for every purchase. This makes sense, as its trees are made with sustainably sourced wood. The Ivy is ideal for multi-cat households, as there are four individual baskets, providing plenty of lounging space.

Best for Solo Cat Households

Only one cat? Great. Mau Pets has you covered again with this modern furniture for your feline, which features a handwoven wicker basket and cushioned platforms (that are machine washable, fyi). Your cat can rest and nap peacefully while the tower can be a chic addition to your home. You can choose from a variety of colors, too.

Best for Heavy Scratchers

Made with birch plywood, this cat tree is ideal for kitties who love to scratch and knead. While most cat trees offer some space for scratching, this one has a full 55-inch scratching post and a lengthy ramp slide covered in fabric.

Best Outdoor Setup

Got yourself a few outdoor cats (or indoor cats who think they’re outdoor cats)? This outdoor catio makes it possible to give your kitties some fresh air without worrying they’ll get into something they shouldn’t. Let it stand alone in the yard or connect it to a window so the cats can come and go as they please.

Most Lifelike

Cats who think they’re jungle creatures will thrive in this tree with faux leaves that look totally real. Plus, this will blend in spectacularly with any naturalistic decor. There are three tiers to choose from, so this works in multi-cat households too.

Best Work of Art

Again, who says cat trees have to be eyesores? NookDesignStore has crafted perhaps the most artful cat tree we’ve ever seen: For how little material is used, it makes a big impact. As an Etsy Design Award Finalist Product, this tower has four perches and a rotating scratching pad.

Best Cardboard Box Upgrade

Cats love cardboard boxes. Unfortunately, cardboard boxes aren’t exactly stunning examples of home decor. This Bernoussi cat condo, on the other hand, is like having three sturdy cardboard boxes stacked on top of each other with windows and steps. Huge upgrade.

Best for Senior Cats

Jumping up onto platforms isn’t easy for senior cats or those suffering from arthritis. That’s why we love this mini tree! It offers cats some height without requiring them to leap onto the first level or step too high. We also like that it can be paired with other condos as a way to hop onto taller perches.

Best for Kittens

Yes, this floral cat tree makes for amazing photos of your tiny kittens. But! It also provides different zones for playtime and types of perches. Kitties need lots of sleep, so these plush flowers are ideal for snoozing. As an added bonus, the sisal and natural wood encourages them to scratch where they’re supposed to—and not on your sofa.

Best for Shy Cats

Let’s face it: Not all cats enjoy being seen and heard. Some like to hide away where they feel safe and protected. This round stack tower provides plenty of opportunities for just that. You don’t need tools to assemble it, and you can remove each tier to create more hiding spaces lower to the ground, depending on your cat’s needs.