15 Things Every Chic Cat Lady Needs in Her Home

This cardboard scratching post will help keep her claws in check, but also looks incredibly cool, almost like an abstract sculpture. Plus, you can easily flip it over once the cardboard on top has been sufficiently shredded.

Most cat towers have the same round fleece beds perched atop rope-wrapped cylinders and wind up looking pretty dorky. But this modern design can (and should) be proudly displayed in your living room to show off the interesting combination of wooden triangles. (P.S. It also comes in white.)

This stunning coffee table book combines your love of felines with your love of fashion, and will look gorgeous when artfully placed on your end table. As a bonus, it might give you some fun new ideas for Brownie’s next photoshoot.

For those who live in smaller homes, finding a way to move your litter box out of sight can be a bit of a challenge. But this simple cadenza-inspired piece fits most standard litter boxes behind those two doors (which open fully for easy cleaning). Plus, there’s an entrance on the side for your kitty to come and go as he pleases.

Etsy is chock-full of cat-inspired art to fit any aesthetic, but we’re partial to this floral print in shades of pink to hang anywhere you might want a pretty reminder of your sweet feline friend.

For those who don’t want to vacuum up cardboard scraps on the regular, a sisal rope design is the way to go. But rather than settle for a boring beige model with a carpeted base, why not have a little fun with a western-inspired cactus instead? It’ll blend in well with your existing houseplants and will make you chuckle each time you pass by.

This beautiful bowl set is ergonomically designed to help your kitty with swallowing and digestion. It also comes in two other stunning color combinations, if Millennial pink isn’t your vibe.

Give your little prince a perch in which to rest his paws in style. The wooden legs and textured gray outer fabric elevate the aesthetic of a traditional cat bed to blend more seamlessly with your midcentury modern decor.

Mix and match as many of these hexagonal wall mounts as you like to create a custom cat perch on your wall to free up precious floor space while giving Toulouse and Duchess a fun new maze to explore.

This wonderful book contains stories and artwork celebrating the relationships between humans and their cats, with essays from novelist Emma Straub, interior designer Justina Blakeney, ban.do-founder Jen Gotch and more.

Why should we monopolize all the fun of deciphering which careers are most compatible with our zodiac signs? Read your kitty’s star chart and learn even more about her personality, habits and predilections to bring the two of you closer together.

Cats are notoriously bad at staying well hydrated, but one way to encourage them to drink more is with a flowing fountain. (Did you know that out in the wild, cats will avoid still water in search of moving streams, and many domesticated felines are still hardwires to do this?) This multi-tiered ceramic model comes in four colors and might even make you feel more Zen, too.

Love the look of greenery in the house? This wonderfully creative cat tower is disguised to look like a small tree, with multiple levels for Snowball to explore and the added benefit (for her) of providing some coverage when she’d rather do her own thing.

Or, you can use faux plants to stow your litter box out of sight. The top of this fake planter is easily removed to make cleaning up a breeze, while the fronds will blend in seamlessly with your existing collection of house plants.

Who says cat-themed art can’t be elevated? This cheeky print by celebrated photographer Gray Malin features a fierce panther lounging poolside at an L.A. hotel and can inspire both you and your kitty to chill.