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Cat Tunnel Sofa

by Rusty Blazenhoff on August 4, 2012

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Cat Tunnel Sofa

Korean product and furniture designer Seungji Munhas created the Cat Tunnel Sofa as a way for pet-owners to connect with their cats. The tunneled, thick padded concept sofa was designed after analyzing and observing cats’ habits and behaviors and is made for cats and their owners to enjoy together, in harmony.

Companion animals are no longer pets but positioned as companions of people. And in Korea, more than 10 million people are living with pets.

For this reason, the living space of humans is shared with a companion animal. Between humans’ and pets’ living space, ‘the furniture’ took the largest and the most important position.

Cat Tunnel Sofa

Cat Tunnel Sofa

Cat Tunnel Sofa

Cat Tunnel Sofa

via designTAXI


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