Feng Shui Felines Breeds That Artistically Meowtivate Interi-purr Designers

People don't realize it when they first adopt a cat, but the kitty you choose will likely determine your home design choices for the foreseeable future. Whether we like it or not, our cats become a critical part of our interior design for a lot of reasons. With their clusters of fur in every corner, ergonomic cat beds littering each room, and artistic scratch marks on the couch, felines are an integral part of our lives–AND our homes.

For instance, it wouldn't be wise for a goth couple to adopt a white cat. Why? Because of their fur. Sure, a white kitty looks adorable with the contrast of black clothing, but that gothic cat lover will be spending a fortune on lint rollers for the rest of their days, swiping clumps of white fur off of their black clothes every 10 minutes. The same goes for interior design-o-philes. The feng shui of a cat lover's house is largely determined by their cat's color, breed, disposition, and need to have a cat tree in every room.

According to a cat expert and interior designer, there's something that your cat's breed says about your stylistic choices overall. If you're curious what your kitty says about your home decor preferences, look no further than the wisdom of our resident designer, Reeves.Want more daily cat content? Unleash the Purrfection: Subscribe to our newsletter for a daily dose of kitty comedy!

Posted by Jesse Kessenheimer