Most cat enclosures on the market are short-term compromises—tacked on with flimsy brackets, built from soft cedar that warps, or framed in thin metal that rusts by the second rainy season.
These enclosures are architectural—designed to last the life of your home, not just the life of your cat. They are secure, refined, and fully integrated into the property. When paired with the right language and imagery, they do more than house cats—they filter in the right kind of client: someone who wants a lifelong structure, not a weekend project.
These aren’t temporary “catios.” They’re permanent, human-grade architectural additions—structurally framed, professionally finished, and fully integrated with your home’s existing design.
From the street, it reads like a thoughtful design feature. From the inside, it’s peace of mind in every direction.
This isn’t something that stands out—it’s something that belongs. Whether viewed from the porch, the window, or the sidewalk, it looks like it’s always been there.
Elevated ramps and multi-level platforms for feline exploration
Reinforced construction on a sloped site
Clear polycarbonate roofing for full weather protection
Seamless transitions from indoor to outdoor zones
Finishing details that match the home’s aesthetic
This is craftsmanship, not cabinetry.
These aren’t DIY weekend builds. They’re for people who live with cats—and want to share meaningful space with them. People who care about both safety and beauty. People who believe that “cat enclosure” and “architectural upgrade” can be the same thing.
We recommend a $400 project consultation package, which includes:
Even if you choose not to proceed, this ensures your time—and ours—is respected and supported with clarity and care.
For comparison: high-end standalone catios start at $6,000 and can exceed $15,000 when designed to this scale and site specificity.
This is more than a catio
It’s an outdoor sanctuary, a design statement, and a shared retreat—for your cat, for your home, and for you.
