From Dog Zone to Design Statement
From Dog Zone to Design Statement: 4 Stylish Upgrades for Your Pup’s Space.
Let’s be honest—your dog’s space deserves the same design love as the rest of your home. Gone are the days of mismatched pee pads, bland corners, and sad little mats tucked beside the fridge. Today’s dog spaces can be functional and fabulous—and the best part? You don’t have to renovate your entire home to pull it off.
Here are four easy, stylish upgrades to transform your pup’s corner into a mini sanctuary that feels just as elevated as the rest of your decor:
1. Treat the Doggy Bathroom Like It’s Furniture (Because It Is)
The Doggy Bathroom isn’t just a potty—it’s a purpose-built design piece. With sleek lines and a minimalist profile, it blends beautifully into modern homes. So instead of hiding it, feature it. Elevate the look with one of our coloured Bases in navy, dark grey, light grey, or rose. Choose a tone that complements your space or makes a statement—your call. Either way, your pup’s private ensuite just got a whole lot chicer.
2. Layer in a Mat That Actually Looks Good
You wouldn’t throw any old rug in your entryway, so why settle for a sad mat by your dog’s loo? Our absorbent mats from the Dayspring Collection come in warm cream, cool grey, and soft red—AKA neutrals that work with everything. Place one in front of the Doggy Bathroom, by your pup’s bed, or in any high-traffic paw zone. They’re plush, washable, and pretty enough to pull the whole look together.
3. Style With Purpose: Think Gallery Wall, Not Dog Corner
Time to banish the “dog stuff pile” in the corner. Instead, build your pup a mini moment. Hang a framed photo of your dog (or their favourite squirrel), add a shelf with jars of treats or a plant (out of reach, of course), and finish it with a cozy bed that matches your aesthetic. Creating a styled dog zone makes your pup feel special—and makes your space feel pulled together.
4. Add Storage That Doesn’t Look Like Storage
The secret to a tidy (and stylish) dog setup? Hiding the chaos. Use woven baskets or minimalist bins to store extra pee pads, grooming products, and toys. Bonus points if it doubles as a side table or bench. A clean setup keeps the vibe calm and your floor space clear—which means more room for zoomies.
Your Dog Deserves a Design-Forward Life
When your pup’s space reflects the beauty and thought you put into the rest of your home, something magical happens: their corner becomes part of your style story. And with a few intentional upgrades—hello, rose Base and matching mat—you’ll have a dog zone that’s not only practical, but downright Pinterest-worthy.
