Graphic Designer Is Also A Cat-Owner And She Creates The Most Amazing Cardboard House Named Mid Century Meow-nor

Gentry Sanders is a graphic designer who crafted her two feline children a cardboard house.

Aleksandar

• Published in Animal Stories
• October 1, 2021

You'll know how cats can get obsessed with various cardboard boxes if you're a cat owner. A graphic designer named Gentry Sanders got an idea when she saw her two cats have fun inside an old package.

Floyd and Huckleberry had so much fun when they played inside it and she only needed an arsenal of plenty of boxes and creativity to create something unique for their cats.

Gentry also likes a good play with words and that's why the cardboard house she made is named Mid Century Meow-nor. Pretty clever. It only needed two different boxes to make and plenty of her artistic skills.

She also says that she can't really do anything without the two of them getting involved. She also mentioned: “They loved the cutting of the cardboard because they got to lay on it and chew it. Surprisingly, they left me alone when I painted but I purposefully planned that during their afternoon nap time.”

Her first surprise was that she noticed that both cats started playing inside the cardboard house without hesitation. Sanders added, “Huckleberry has slept in it all day while I have been working and Floyd put his catnip banana inside so it has gotten the Cat Seal of Approval.”

If you want to do this for your cat as well. Gentry did a guide on how to do it step-by-step on her own blog. It's pretty easy to follow and we recommend checking it out.

1. Floyd and Huckleberry Relaxing

2. They weren't just waiting for the cardboard house to be made, they also helped

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4. They seem to like it

5. No, they love it

6. Their new home feels comfortable

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Aleksandar