The best litter boxes that double as furniture

Homes already on the reclaimed wood vibe could seamlessly introduce this side table enclosure into their space. It comes in light and dark rustic brown woods, plus a modern greige. The slats on the side are a nice touch, both aesthetically and for bonus ventilation outside of the kitty-sized hole.

The double doors make the inside of the enclosure super accessible. Inside, there's an optional divider for designating a skinnier storage spot (though your cat can still get through to the other side). Without the divider, the total space available inside measures around 30 inches long and just under 20 inches deep.

Only one free corner to devote to cat necessities? The way this cat condo combines the litter box enclosure, cat tree, and food and water bowls is kind of genius — the total footprint for all of those things combined is just two feet by (almost) two feet.

The four-tier cat condo stands 4.79 feet tall, the bottom being the litter box the actual litter box enclosure complete. Two barn-style magnetic doors open up to a space big enough for a litter box under 18.9 inches wide and 24 inches long. Each of the three levels above offers a crucial cat life component: a built-in elevated food and water bowl stand, a sisal rope scratching post, a cushioned nap spot, and a more private cave perch.

A litter box disguised as a large floor planter is a clutch choice for anyone who doesn't want to commit to an entirely new piece of furniture. The faux Philodendron that sits atop may be especially appealing to cat parents who have steered clear of the real plant due to its potential toxicity to cats.

Instead of acting as a cover for an existing litter box, the inside of this planter is the litter box, lined with reusable plastic liners that can be rinsed. The green leaves are accompanied by shiny rocks at the base and a carbon filter underneath to neutralize litter box odors before they make it to your living room.

Fast-track your cat's chic new setup with this litter box cabinet. This compact cube design houses an existing litter box rather than messing with liners, and adding it to a small space shouldn't involve the rearranging that larger furniture-like solutions in this list would.

Usage is self-explanatory: Open the magnetic door and set a standard-sized litter box inside. Despite the mention of absent assembly instructions in a few reviews, the enclosure's straightforward design is easy to put together and clean. The entryway is spacious enough for most cats (not to mention adorably house-shaped) and low enough for older cats to step over.

Not into the contrast of wood grain? This all-white side table, souped up with an engraved triangle pattern and gold hardware, would be a clean, cute addition to rooms with a modern style. The open shelf at the top can be accessed without opening the door, making it great for storage unrelated to cat supplies.

Despite having just a single door, this enclosure is far from cramped. Its square shape provides more wiggle room than hardcore rectangular furniture. The entryway provides decent clearance, too — one reviewer mentions that it was large enough for their 24-pound cat. However, because the hole is in the front rather than the side, this piece is more obviously a litter box hack than other furniture on the list.

Tuft & Paw understands the mid-century modern enthusiast's need for an oversized retro radio-inspired statement piece in the room — even better if there's a litter box inside. A sunken living room and orange carpet are next.

The Rifiuti Modern Litterbox is indisputably stylish, but has features past the gorgeous pine build that (mostly) justify the $699 price tag. Inside, the actual pan sits on a tray that slides out like a drawer for easy cleaning. There's also a separate compartment along the side to store the scoop. Outside, it doubles as a spacious decorative tabletop for your favorite maximalist trinkets that your cat will definitely knock off.

There is prime biscuit-making real estate on the (removable) cushioned top of this litter box bench. Possibly the most versatile piece of furniture on the list, options for placement range from laundry room storage to an entryway accent to a makeshift version of the window seat you've always wanted.

The spacious interior of this bench can be divided to create a separate storage space for you or as a wall between two smaller litter boxes. Without the optional divider, a pretty sizable litter box fits, including the PetSafe ScoopFree.

Hiding a four-foot-tall egg-shaped Litter-Robot is a task and a half — one that almost no generalized litter box enclosure is going to fit. That is unless it was specifically designed by Litter-Robot to conceal its own litter box.

If you have the floor space (and extra cash) for an entirely new statement piece of furniture just for your cat's bathroom, this coastal farmhouse credenza seals the deal as the most luxurious litter box setup on our list. It's huge but can serve multiple purposes past a side table or nightstand. The piece can even hold mid-size TVs up to 50 pounds.