Fit for most cats and small size dogs and cats. @ Dishwasher safe @ Microwavable
Price range: NT$160 through NT$290
Fit for most cats and small size dogs and cats.
Signal Bowl capacity: dry food[100g/0 .8cup] or water[275 ml/9.3oz] , diameter: 12 cm, depth: 4.5 cm
For Peanut and Meteor bowl stand
Price range: NT$160 through NT$290
How can a bed of such significant size be both disassemblable and durable for years?
✔ Utilization of the strongest “double lock hardware”
✔ Nut with a pinhole, horizontally inserted metal pin
✔ Extremely stable structure, almost impossible to pull out
This is the commitment of the “Sunward House Bed” to both disassemblability and durability.
How can a barrier effectively protect a child’s active sleeping posture without becoming redundant as they grow older?
✔ Gentle to the touch, yet structurally robust
✔ Designed with growth in mind, featuring a “detachable” design
✔ Adaptable to different age stages
This is the thoughtful commitment of the “Time Collection Bed,” designed with the growth of children in mind.
How can a single crossbar prevent deformation while supporting all the weight?
✔ 2.5cm thick + 15cm wide beech wood to resist deformation
✔ Inner “vertical crossbars” that support both the bed slats and railing
✔ Balances structure, function, and visual proportion
This is the commitment of the “Time Bed” to combining multiple needs in its details.
How can a bed with a roof achieve absolute stability?
✔ Supported by two robust 6cm thick spruce “mountain-shaped bases”
✔ Prioritizing “heft” and “large joining surfaces” over beech
✔ Reinforced with screws and water-based glue to resist multi-angle forces
This is the unwavering commitment of the “Time-Bed” to structural stability.
The Peanut Bowl Stand had a delightful encounter with a charming little companion. This little friend is Xiao Hua, a Tea Cup Poodle from Hong Kong. Xiao Hua’s owner prepared the Peanut Bowl Stand with a 15 cm inclined setting just for her. Upon receiving it, the owner joyfully shared with us that the height
While designers do use engineered wood, they have a preference for the unique grain and texture of natural wood.
