A 1930s mahogany radio console, reworked into a proper two-room hideaway for a cat who likes options. The original speaker openings — one lancet-shaped up top, one full round below — now frame a pair of plush beds, each backed in a warm floral wallpaper that reads like something out of a Provençal sitting room. Top entrance and side entrance mean two ways in, so your cat can pick their approach depending on mood.
Scratching posts are built into the base, sisal-wrapped and sturdy enough for real use, not decoration. And the lighting: the original tuning knob has been re-wired as a working dimmer, so you can bring the interior glow up or down with a twist of the same dial that once pulled in the evening broadcast. It's a small detail, but it's the one that makes this piece feel alive rather than staged.
The case itself is untouched where it counts — original fluted columns, turned legs, and the arched door carving are all intact. This isn't a shell dressed up to look old. It's the genuine cabinet, doing new work.
Dimensions: L 26 in, D 15 in, H 39 in. Features in two upholstered interior beds, dual entry points, sisal scratching posts, dimmable interior lighting via vinatge control knob
