How To Disguise A Cat Tree

You love having cats, but don’t always love the way their stuff looks in your house. Today we give some simple suggestions to hide your cat and make it a bit better.

Have you ever felt like your cat’s furniture is taking over your home, like a jungle overtaking a city? It can be difficult to find a balance between providing your kitty cat pal with the necessary space and keeping your home stylish.

You can’t just toss it out; your cat loves their cat tree!

Luckily, there are ways how to disguise a cat tree and make it an integral part of your home decor. Think of your cat tree as a chameleon, blending seamlessly into its surroundings while still serving its purpose.

Imagine this;

By incorporating it into your existing furniture, painting or staining it to match the room’s color scheme, adding decorative items to distract from it, or even getting creative with DIY coverings, you can create a functional and stylish addition to any room in your home.

Contents

1 Key Takeaways
2 Incorporating Your Cat Tree into Your Existing Furniture
3 Painting or Staining Your Cat Tree to Match Your Decor
4 Adding Decorative Items to Distract from the Cat Tree
5 Getting Creative with DIY Cat Tree Coverings
6 How To Disguise a Cat Tree – Wrap Up
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Key Takeaways

Cat trees can be disguised as graceful pieces of furniture by using wooden designs that blend seamlessly into your home décor.
Dual-purpose cat beds can also serve as functional pieces of furniture while providing a comfortable spot for your cat to rest.
Durable cat scratchers made of poly rattan, sisal fiber, and other materials can provide long-lasting clawing surfaces without creating a mess.
Creating a catwalk with wall shelves can give your cat multiple play areas while also adding a decorative touch to your home.

Incorporating Your Cat Tree into Your Existing Furniture

You’re not alone in trying to find savvy ways to disguise cat furniture, so why not incorporate your cat tree into your existing furniture for a seamless and stylish look?

Start by choosing a modern design that complements the rest of your home’s decor. A sleek wooden cat tree, for example, can blend in beautifully with other natural wood furnishings.

Once you have chosen the right cat tree design, it’s time to think about placement within your home. Consider positioning it near other pieces of furniture like bookshelves or entertainment centers. This will help create a cohesive look and make the cat tree seem like just another part of the room.

Another option is to place your cat tree next to a window where it can serve as both furniture and entertainment for your feline friend. This way, they can watch birds outside while lounging on their new perch.

By incorporating your cat tree into your existing furniture and strategically placing it within your home, you’ll be able to create a unified look throughout the space.

Keep in mind with your designs, you don’t do something that can cause the cat tree to tip over.

Make it inviting: Use decorative pillows or cushions on the base of the tree to create an inviting seating area.

And don’t worry if you still feel like something is missing; we’ll cover how painting or staining your cat tree to match your decor can take things up a notch in the next section.

Blending in a cat tree with other pieces of furniture is an excellent way to give it purpose without sacrificing style. With careful consideration of its design and placement within your home, you’ll be able to create an attractive environment that both you and your furry friend will love spending time in.

Painting or Staining Your Cat Tree to Match Your Decor

Transforming your feline’s favorite furniture into a stylish addition to your home decor has never been easier with the option of painting or staining to match your existing color scheme.

This is especially true when it comes to disguising a cat tree in your living space. By using paint or stain, you can make the cat tree blend seamlessly into the background while also providing your furry friend with a comfortable and entertaining place to perch.

When deciding on what color to use, consider creating a palette that matches other elements in the room such as curtains, carpets, and throw pillows. You can also choose to go for something bold and contrasting that makes the cat tree stand out as an intentional piece of furniture. To help you visualize this process, check out this table below for inspiration:

Color Scheme	Description	Matching Decor
Neutral beige/brown tones	Perfect for blending in with wooden floors and other natural elements	Cozy throws and rustic accents
Bold black/white contrast	Creates a sleek modern look that draws attention to the unique shape of the tree	Minimalist furnishings and metallic accessories
Vibrant rainbow colors	A fun way to incorporate bright hues into any room while also hiding away kitty’s play area	Complementary accent pieces like vases or wall art

Once you’ve chosen your color scheme, be sure to properly prepare the surface by sanding down any rough patches beforehand. Next, apply several thin coats of paint or stain instead of one thick coat so that it dries evenly without clumping or peeling over time.

Painting or staining your cat tree is an easy way to make it blend seamlessly with your decor while still serving its intended purpose. By following these steps and taking inspiration from our color schemes table above, you’ll have no trouble making this piece become one with its surroundings.

Now let’s move onto adding decorative items to distract from the cat tree.

Adding Decorative Items to Distract from the Cat Tree

To make your living space more appealing, consider adding decorative items that draw the eye away from your cat’s favorite perch.

According to a survey, a large portion (over 50%) of homeowners prefer to decorate their homes with natural elements such as plants and flowers. These can be strategically placed near your cat tree to create a visual distraction from it.

You can also add other decorative items such as picture frames or wall art. Another way to disguise your cat tree is by using textiles. Soft blankets or throws draped over the branches can give it a cozy look while also hiding its true purpose.

You can also use decorative pillows or cushions on the base of the tree to create an inviting seating area for both you and your furry friend.

Add Fake Foliage Add either real or fake foliage or tree branches to your cat tree to ‘spruce’ it up!

If you’re feeling crafty, you can even add DIY decorations to the cat tree itself. Try wrapping rope around the branches or attaching fake leaves and vines for a natural look.

You could also drape fairy lights along the branches for a whimsical touch. Just make sure any decorations used are safe for cats and won’t pose a choking hazard.

By incorporating these simple decorative items, you can easily distract from your cat tree while still allowing your feline friend to enjoy its benefits.

But if you’re looking for something more substantial, read on in the next article section about getting creative with DIY cat tree coverings!

Getting Creative with DIY Cat Tree Coverings

Get ready to unleash your creativity with some DIY coverings for your feline friend’s favorite perch! Disguising a cat tree has never been easier, and there are many creative ways you can make it blend into your home décor seamlessly.

Here are some ideas to get you started:

Wrap the cat tree in sisal rope or fabric: This will not only help disguise the tree but also provide extra scratching surfaces for your furry companion. You can choose a fabric that matches the color scheme of your room or go wild and pick a fun pattern.
Paint it: A fresh coat of paint can transform a plain cat tree into a work of art. Consider using stencils or adding designs to make it even more unique.
Add fake foliage: By gluing on artificial leaves or plants, you can create a realistic-looking ‘tree’that will keep both you and your cat happy. Plus, it will add an attractive touch to any room.
Use contact paper: Contact paper is an affordable and easy way to give any surface a new look. Choose from various patterns online or at a local store and apply it to the cat tree.