【En la intimidad】

If only the best will do En la intimidadfor your four-legged friend, this furniture collection is for you.

Japanese craft collective Okawa Kagu have produced a line of high quality, miniature furniture just for cats.

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The pieces produced are also miniature versions of actual pieces for humans that already exist, so you and your cat can get matching sets:

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This khaki green cat sofa was designed and produced by Hiromatsu Furniture.

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The white cat bed, which honestly looks a lot more comfortable than our own, was designed and produced by Tateyoshi Wood Crafts.

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You can almost feel how comfy it is.

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Okawa Kagu is a group of over a dozen artisans, so each piece is specially designed by a different craftsman.

There aren't any prices listed for both pieces, but if you're truly interested in some high quality feline furniture, you can reach out to Okawa Kagu here.

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