Do you remember our P.L.A.Y. bed giveaway? If you recall, Preston was the winner of the new P.L.A.Y. bed. His owner, Ken Decost, also made Preston a fancy wooden raised feeder, and after doing so, received so many compliments and requests that he decided to create a small side business out of it. I’m loving the two-tones of the wood – these are great designs! Best of luck, Ken!

I’m a big fan of raised feeders because they’re ergonomically better for your dog – especially if you’ve got a large breed. PetPerfect Feeders are made from custom carved 12-gauge metal, carved using a laser. Available in a variety of colors and options, you can even have your pet’s name carved in the sides. Use them outdoors, too! I love this idea, but I wish they had more of a font selection…

A while back I featured ModPet’s dog sofa and chaise, and now their lineup has significantly grown to include daybeds and even feeders.

Resembling the iconic case study V-leg bed, this pet bed is literally a little bed!

Although I have no idea where I’d put this, I am seriously considering the leather daybed for Beans:

Their lineup of v-leg raised feeders are the perfect addition to any atomic-era home.

Buy ModPet products on Etsy.

Like Jaime’s house, my house is a mid-century modern, and my design tastes generally follow, tending toward crisp, clean lines and classic modern style. When it comes to my home, though, I like mixing in organic, rustic elements to enhance the space’s cozy quotient (that’s a technical term). These wooden dog feeders, made from reclaimed oak barn beams by Keystone Vintage Lumber, are just the sort of thing I’m into.

Each feeder is handmade from antique oak barn beams that have been trimmed and sanded. I love the mix of the sleek, shiny stainless steel bowls (included!) with the imperfect and warm texture of the bulky oak beams. I really want to smell that wood. (Is that weird?) Of course, in addition to their design quality, Keystone’s feeders also come with that extra make-you-feel-good quality of recycling and repurposing old materials. I’m totally into that, too.

The feeders are available from Keystone’s Etsy shop in small and large sizes.

I’m completely in love with all of the fun products design by Go! Pet Design, but I’m particularly fond of their Vintage Style Ammo Box Pet Feeders. Each vintage style pet feeder is handmade in Brooklyn, NY from reclaimed wood with 2×2 quart stainless steel bowls that feed most medium to large dogs. Of course, little dogs can chow-down and drink up too!

Go! Pet Design offers name personalization by stencil hand painting on each and every one of their super cool feeders. Or, you always have the option of scribbling your dog’s name (along with other sweet messages) on the sides of their bowls yourself as each feeder is finished with chalkboard paint! How adorable is the example above?

For those of you who love a truly sustainable look, their beautiful Urban Driftwood Dog Bowls are the perfect option. Made from local re-purposed lumber, this feeder looks like something straight out of a home from Dwell magazine.

While your over at Go! Pet Design checking out these incredibly well designed bowl, be sure to check out the pet toys they have available. The playful shapes and vibrant colors make them too amazing to pass up.

Pet Lounge Studios is a Florida-based company creating natural bamboo furniture for pets. They have two new products that they’re trying to get off the ground on Kickstarter, a modern pet hammock and a raised feeder.

You love hammocks, right? Why wouldn’t your dog? The Bambu Pet Hammock is a hammock made of washable ultra-suede suspended in a bamboo frame.

The elevated Bambu Pet Diner is also made from bamboo strand and includes two one-quart stainless steel bowls with a water-resistant finish.

If you’re feeling generous, or you want to get your hands on one of these products, donate to their project on Kickstarter.

OK this probably isn’t the most beautiful dog feeder I’ve ever seen, but I think it’s got some handy features if you have a spiller, dribbler, or little mess-maker on your hands.

The Neater Feeder is a functional feeding solution is designed to keep your messy eater at bay through a special design. Its raised backsplash and dual reservoir contain and separate spills and splatters, preventing soggy kibble and slick floors.

Check out Neater Feeder’s website for more info.

My friend Capree clued me in that Doca Pet had new products. Their new Wire & Dine bowls have just made it to the top of my wishlist for my new doggie command center in my new kitchen in my new house. Now, if only I could get them in this color…