Kitten furniture: one more reason we love Japan

IKEA is that wonderful network of furniture and fixtures that makes even the most clumsy people want to get their hands dirty and create stylish, comfortable environments. The network is known in many countries also because of its low prices, so it's hard to find someone who doesn't admit that IKEA is really a good idea.

It was because of a line launched by the brand with special pet furniture that the Japanese collective Craft Okawa Kagu decided to play too, with that quality that the Rising Sun has to spare.

The furniture was made in Fukuoka, a region known for housing professionals who specialize in traditional crafts in materials such as wood, iron and glass - there are 150 furniture factories as well, which is a Japanese reference in this sector.

With our feline friends in mind, Okawa Kagu has produced furniture that is a replica of real furniture that should be exhibited at a city tourism event. The values ​​of the pieces have not been disclosed yet, but we can already see what these guys created and, of course, imagine what it would be like to have whole rooms adapted for our kittens: