Tired of your cat’s litter box clashing with your home’s aesthetic? You’re not alone. Many pet owners struggle to balance practicality and style, but the good news is there are clever ways to hide that eyesore. Whether you’re a minimalist, a rustic fan, or a lover of modern design, we’ve rounded up 23 stylish solutions to seamlessly integrate your cat’s litter box into your home decor.
Drape Fabric for a Seamlessly Hidden Litter Box
Turn an ordinary side table into a clever hiding spot with a bit of fabric and creativity. Jennifer from Dimples and Tangles used striped fabric to create a curtain that conceals her cat’s litter box while keeping it easily accessible. The soft drape not only covers the mess but also adds texture and charm to the room. Pick a fabric that matches your décor, and attach it with adhesive or Velcro for easy removal when it’s time to clean. It’s proof that even your cat’s business can blend beautifully into your home.
Invite A Hidden Cat Litter Box Planter
Green thumbs and cat lovers rejoice – this litter box planter combo is a win-win. Not only does it serve its purpose effectively, but the greenery also adds a touch of nature to your space. Clean and modern, this hidden litter box solution is perfect for any plant lover. And if you have multiple cats, consider getting multiple planters to create a mini indoor garden while hiding those pesky litter boxes.
Repurpose a Rustic Cabinet Into a Creative Cat Center
Bringing creativity and functionality together, repurposing a rustic cabinet into a cat center offers an ingenious way to disguise a litter box while also providing your feline friend with a cozy nook. By adding an interior cut-out for easy entry and exit, you can maintain the cabinet’s exterior charm while hiding the litter tray inside. Consider painting the cabinet in a color that complements your existing decor or adding additional features like hooks for hanging toys or shelves for storing cat supplies.
Convert a Little Dresser Into ‘Litter’ Dresser
If you have a small dresser lying around that you no longer use, why not give it a new purpose as a ‘litter’ dresser? Remove a drawer, install a cat door, and voilà—a chic, concealed litter box cabinet. Add personality by painting it in your favorite color and decorating the doors with playful, cat-inspired designs. It’s a creative way to upcycle furniture and keep your cat’s space tidy and out of sight.
Attach Two Wooden Wine Crates to Create a Litter Box Enclosure
Love wine and DIY? Here’s your chance to combine both! Upcycle two wooden wine crates into a stylish litter box enclosure that’s perfect for cat moms who appreciate eco-friendly solutions with a rustic vibe.
For extra credit in the cat-mom department, put this near your wine rack for a themed corner that makes both you and your kitty happy. And hey, while you’re collecting those wine crates, you might as well enjoy what comes in them, right? 🍷
Keep the IKEA Litter Cabinet Organized
This super simple Ikea hack turns a Brusali cabinet into an organized litter box storage. With no drawers to modify, it’s an easy upgrade that hides the mess and streamlines your cat care routine. All you’ll need to do is cut a comfy entrance on the side. Use the extra space for storage, and if you have a robot vacuum, tuck its docking station underneath for added practicality.
Transform a Kitchen Island to a Stylish Kitty Litter Cabinet
Turn an oversized or unused kitchen island into a chic and practical kitty litter cabinet. By repurposing materials like butcher block tops and wooden legs, you can create a gorgeous piece of furniture that doubles as a stylish litter box enclosure. Try to add a cute touch by sewing a pair of curtains to give your cat a bit of privacy. Whether placed in the kitchen or another cozy corner, this DIY project combines style, utility, and a touch of creativity to keep your space neat and cat-friendly.
Build a Pallet Litter Box Enclosure
Pallets are cheap, easy to find, and surprisingly versatile. You can sand them down for a smooth finish and build the enclosure to fit your space perfectly. Even better, a built-in scoop holster keeps your cleaning tools handy and organized. Since you’re reusing materials, it’s a win for your wallet and the environment. With just a little effort, you’ll have a functional, rustic design that both you and your cat will appreciate.
Put a Litter Box Inside a Large Wicker Basket
Have you found a solution in your bathroom to hide the litter box but don’t have space for it? You’ll like this idea. With its natural woven texture, the wicker chest enclosure feels airy and light. Adding indoor/outdoor turf to the bottom makes cleanup easier, especially if your cat has a habit of scattering litter.
Make a Cute Litter Box Cover
This DIY Litter Box Cover operates on the basic principle: hide the box in plain sight with something that looks like a natural part of your home. Personalize it with colors or patterns that match your vibe, or add a cut-out for easy access. This project doesn’t require expert-level skills—just a bit of time and creativity. Your cat gets privacy, and you get a cleaner-looking home.
Hidden Litter Box With De-littering Cat Walk
Living in a small apartment doesn’t have to mean compromising on cleanliness or style—this DIY hidden litter box with a de-littering cat walk is perfect for cozy spaces like studio apartments. Using items like Ikea scraps, recycled wood, and even a picture frame, you can craft a one-of-a-kind litter box that saves space and reduces mess. The de-littering cat walk helps trap litter before it scatters across the floor, keeping your home clean and tidy.
Transform Your DIY Cat’s Litter Box with Creative Painting
A little paint can turn a basic litter box setup into a stylish statement piece. Bright colors like blue and yellow add personality, while neutral hues keep things classy. If you love farmhouse style, try a soft white with distressed edges. Want something bold? A deep blue or mustard yellow makes a chic accent. Use stencils or painter’s tape to create patterns, or go for a solid color that blends with your décor. Your cat won’t care, but you’ll love how it looks in your space.
Use the Inside of the Ikea Toy Box for Kitty Litter Storage
Functional can totally be chic! The Alewood Furniture Co. team saw potential in a simple Ikea toy box and turned it into a clever solution for cat owners short on space. By cutting a sleek side opening, they made it easy for their cat, Lola, to access her new hideaway. The added bonus? It doubles as a stylish bench! This project keeps litter neatly contained while blending seamlessly into your décor. To make it even more your own, try sanding and staining the wood for a custom finish. Practical, polished, and budget-friendly—what more could you ask for?
Upgrade a HAVSTA Storage Into a Fancy Litter Box
Why settle for basic when you can create a litter box that’s both practical and stylish? A Redditor took a HAVSTA Storage and turned it into a fancy piece with trendy wallpaper, elegant knobs, and even LED lights. The result? A classy hideaway for their cat that doubles as eye-catching décor. The LED lighting not only brings in some flair but also makes cleaning simpler.
Paint a Stylish Pattern on Your Litter Box Cover
Ashley from Sugar & Cloth gave hers a decorative makeover with just some paint and a little creativity. The bold patterns and modern colors give it a fresh, customized look that seamlessly blends into her space. If freehand painting feels intimidating, stencils or painter’s tape can help you achieve sharp, clean designs. Sealing the finished product with a clear coat ensures it stands up to curious claws and everyday use.
Repurpose a Storage Bench for a Hidden Litter Spot
There’s no need to settle for plain when you can have something practical and polished. Sari from Hauspanther turned an old storage bench into a litter box enclosure, complete with a hinged lid for easy cleaning. The added vinyl flooring inside is genius—it protects the bench and makes cleanup a breeze. Customize the bench to fit your space, and you’ll have a solution that works for your cat while doubling as stylish seating.
Conceal Your Litter Box with Stylish Simplicity
If your cat’s litter setup feels like an eyesore, this idea from IKEA Hackers might be your fix. By converting a simple storage unit into a discreet litter box with a painted finish and easy-access openings, you can keep things clean and tidy without sacrificing style. Add a sleek interior liner for mess control, and there you have it—your kitty’s bathroom fits perfectly into your décor.
Solve the Scatter Problem with a DIY High-Sided Litter Box
Tired of cleaning up scattered litter every time your cat kicks up a storm? This clever DIY solution uses a large storage bin with high sides to keep litter contained while still offering easy entry for your cat. By cutting an entrance hole at just the right height, you balance accessibility with mess prevention. It’s affordable (total cost: $9), simple to customize, and a game-changer for keeping your floors cleaner.
Solve the Litter Tray Dilemma with Simple DIY Magic
Say goodbye to the cluttered look and hello to a sleek solution! By turning an affordable MDF cabinet into a hidden litter box with just a box cutter, you’ll keep things neat while upgrading your space’s vibe. It’s a simple, wallet-friendly fix that hides the mess, reduces stray pellets, and makes your home feel more put-together—without breaking the bank.
Build a Child-Safe Rolling Litter Cabinet
When your curious little ones discover the “indoor sandbox” appeal of the litter box, it’s time for a serious upgrade. This clever cabinet design features dual front windows for easy monitoring, a smooth-rolling drawer system, and best of all – childproof locks to keep tiny hands away from kitty’s private space. Created from upcycled materials including repurposed Ikea glass panels and salvaged furniture rollers, this sturdy build can even withstand the inevitable toddler climbing attempts. The strategically placed side entrance keeps the cat door discreet while accommodating multiple litter box styles, making it a practical solution for multi-cat households.
Design a Luxury Studio Bench with Hidden Litter Space
In a professional workspace that needs to accommodate both clients and cats, ordinary litter solutions are often inadequate. The creative team at MSLK transformed this challenge into an opportunity by crafting a sophisticated bench that doubles as a concealed litter area, complete with a smart de-littering system and built-in storage. This sleek piece features a push-release front panel for easy cleaning access, strategic ventilation holes, and an astroturf landing pad that keeps litter contained – plus, the top doubles as a favorite feline lounging spot. Drawing inspiration from luxury pet design, every detail was meticulously planned, from the precise measurements to ensure perfect cat comfort to the placement near existing facilities for seamless integration into the space.
Build a Washer/Dryer Cabinet with a Hidden Litter Box
Got a laundry area that’s more eyesore than aesthetic? Turn it into a sleek, multi-functional space with a built-in litter box. This setup tucks your cat’s bathroom neatly into a bottom drawer while keeping your washer and dryer looking seamless.
Use cabinet fronts that match your kitchen or existing furniture for a cohesive look. A large pull-out drawer can hold one or two litter boxes, making cleanup simple. Opt for a durable, easy-to-wipe finish—because let’s be honest, cats aren’t the tidiest roommates.
Bonus: The countertop doubles as extra folding space, so you can multitask while your cat takes care of business. Functional, stylish, and feline-approved.
DIY Farmhouse Style Cat Litter Box Furniture
Want to give your cat’s litter box a chic, farmhouse vibe? This creative project from michellejdesigns that blends seamlessly into your home decor while keeping the litter box out of sight. The barn doors on the top section of the cat box litter furniture piece are a standout feature. They slide open smoothly, giving you easy access for quick cleanups without the hassle of swinging doors. Plus, they add that rustic, farmhouse charm that makes the piece look like a stylish accent rather than a litter box cover.
