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Are these some good looking dog houses or what? They were created by TAP Architecture, an Oklahoma-based architecture firm who participated in The Central Oklahoma Humane Society (OK Humane) My Life as a Dog Challenge, which was held last September.
Jesse Doquilo’s Mutt dog house (above) is one of my favorite modern dog house designs, and he’s come out with a brand new one called Moddy Doggy (last photo). Both houses are priced at $1250 (including shipping). Moddy Doggy will soon be available for purchase online.
Neue Galerie presents a new brand, Neue Hund, a line of chic canine couture and luxe accessories inspired by the museum’s mascot, a chocolate miniature Schnauzer named Milly von Barksky (the model). The line was conceived by museum director Renée Price, who travels the world to assemble the finest accessories for dogs and their owners, made by some of the most talented designers. Every item incorporates the principles of Vienna 1900 design: a refined aesthetic, exquisite materials, and superior craftsmanship. In other words, these are for the most distinguished and discerning of doggies.
The Hund Travel Carrier is made from hand-sewn chocolate brown calf-skin with comfortable hand-stitched leather handles, detachable woven shoulder strap, and nickel-plated brass hardware. Suitable for pets up to 20 lbs. Produced by R. Horn’s Wien.
The Cube bed from Pet Interiors comes in leather or imitation leather in three sizes and a handful of neutral colors. The classic, ultra-modern design features stained beechwood and a padded tufted interior for extra cushion.
I first spotted Bowsers’ Contour dog bed over on Phetched and now I can’t stop thinking about how much I like this trellis pattern. The Contour bed is part of an outdoor collection that also includes a rectangular bed, a round cushion and a patio lounge mat — all in this sweet modern trellis fabric! Hmmm…I wonder if humans could use that patio lounge mat…
No, not my Lulu. She’s too big for this house. Lulu’s Hideaway is one of the modern dog houses by Danish company The Pet Project. The Pet Project began when designer Lene Nendel got some cats and, not unlike me, was very picky about their accessories. So, she partnered with store-designer Michael Ryding to develop a series of six products for the first collection of The Pet Project that would suit her specific taste.
This pooch-sized camper from Straight Line Designs was clearly created with the life-sized Airstream in mind. I’d totally park this baby out back for my pup. It is made from fiberglass and aluminum stainless steel. If you’re interested in one, give Judson Beaumont a holler and maybe he’ll make you one.
[via Born Rich]
