Authors: WEN-LIANG CHEN, HUI-JU HAN, YUN-SHAN CHANG, MENG-JIE CHEN
School: SHU-TE UNIVERSITY
Country: TAIWAN
e-mail: eddie@wiipa.org.tw
To address limited residential space and the fixed configurations and inconvenient assembly of conventional cat-climbing furniture, this design aims to enhance spatial adaptability and human–pet interaction. The system employs a magnetically connected modular structure that enables rapid tool-free assembly, height adjustment, and flexible configuration. After removal, the supporting columns can be converted into stools. Incorporating a mushroom-inspired form, the system provides climbing and resting areas for pets, seating for owners, and enhanced aesthetic value as a household furniture product.