Deauville Dog House from Bad Marlon
Because Your Dog is Worth it
You love contemporary design. Your living space is defined by clean lines, simple forms and a neutral colour palette. However, for too long your four-legged furry friend has been slumping on a chewed-up fleecy cushion printed with bright pink paws, which doesn't really chime with the slick, minimal vibe you're trying to create. Thanks to Korean pet products design house Bad Marlon, Fido can at last recline in style.
The Deauville is a modernist dog house based on the classic house shape but with one of the slanted roofs reaching all the way to the ground. The panels which make up the house are attached to each other with strong magnets which makes it easy to disassemble the house for transport or cleaning. We love the Deauville's sleek design and clever construction, let's hope the dog does too. We just have to teach him to wipe his paws before entering.
Links
http://www.badmarlon.com/#!deauville/c1px
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Product Inspiration
The Supernatural chair and table designed by Ross Lovegrove for Moroso make for a slick and sculptural combination. They can be used outdoors too!
For slick stylish lighting look no further than the Cape suspension light from Moustache and the Table Tower tablelight from Frederik Roije.
These Facet silicone placemats from Finell are sleek and functional, just like the Deauville dog house. If you are looking for stylish toys for your furry friend, this squeaky baseball is the perfect treat.
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