View of main entrance hallway and staircase, featuring hand-built custom cat walkway and indoor koi pond. © Holly Lepere
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For this home in Austin, TX, we created a completely new landscape look for the owners. This is a Xeriscape landscape. Xeriscape means employing a type of drought-resistant landscaping. The river rocks help to keep the moisture in the ground. They are teamed with drought-resistant plants. The river rock pathway is gently curved to provide a sense of a meandering river. The owner’s cat still isn’t quite sure if he approves of the new layout.

Dog bowl station on island
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A spiral walkway wraps around a floor-to-ceiling scratching post.
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Minkey and Fozzy take their perches to enjoy the view at sunset. While renovating our 1920s vintage bungalow we wanted a special place for the cats so we added a screened-in porch also known as the cat porch as it's designed to please the indoor cats and keep them entertained all day! Two cat doors on either side of our front door lead out to the screened front porch so that everyone can come and go as they please. There are also walkways, corner platforms, and a sisal rope fireman's pole so they can climb up and down it like a tree and use it for a scratch post.

A cat's paradise. Arched walkways, platforms and a loft create plenty of play space for this home's feline friends.
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A ramp leads cats up to a plant loft with custom-built stairs and a tunnel to the loft above.
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Custom shelving installed above the doorways of this home lead cats from one room to the next.
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Custom shelving installed above the doorways of this home lead cats from one room to the next.
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We keep our fuzzy babies supplied with a pot of cat grass in the cat porch so they can happily graze all day! While renovating our 1920s vintage bungalow we wanted a special place for the cats so we added a screened-in porch also known as the cat porch as it's designed to please the indoor cats and keep them entertained all day! Two cat doors on either side of our front door lead out to the screened front porch so that everyone can come and go as they please. There are also walkways, corner platforms, and a sisal rope fireman's pole so they can climb up and down it like a tree and use it for a scratch post.

Custom-built shelving holds hidden cat litter boxes for easy cleaning.
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Everyone chilling out on the cat porch! While renovating our 1920s vintage bungalow we wanted a special place for the cats so we added a screened-in porch also known as the cat porch as it's designed to please the indoor cats and keep them entertained all day. Two cat doors on either side of our front door lead out to the screened front porch so that everyone can come and go as they please. We built steps up to corner platforms on each side of the porch and then more steps up to walkways along the top of the porch and over the screened door, so that there are plenty of spots for all our cats to enjoy the porch at the same time. We also built a fireman’s pole out of sisal rope so that they could climb up and down it like a tree and use it for a scratch post.

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Fozzy knows we can’t reach him up on the highest cat shelf in the catio! While renovating our 1920s vintage bungalow we wanted a special place for the cats so we added a screened-in porch also known as the cat porch as it's designed to please the indoor cats and keep them entertained all day. Two cat doors on either side of our front door lead out to the screened front porch so that everyone can come and go as they please. There are also walkways, corner platforms, and a sisal rope fireman's pole so they can climb up and down it like a tree and use it for a scratch post.

This view of the great room includes the open loft, supported by log beams and two floor-to-ceiling flared log posts. Produced By: PrecisionCraft Log & Timber Homes Photo Credit: Mountain Photographics, Inc.

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