Hide that unsightly litterbox with these chic and functional ideas! From Ikea furniture hacks to upgraded self-ventilating litterboxes, there’s so many options to choose from! Take a look at these 5 budget-friendly and easy ways to hide the litterbox!

1. Ikea Cabinet Hack

If you like to keep things simple, this is for you! This minimalist cabinet from Ikea is the perfect way to hide the litterbox. Everyone that comes into your home will assume it’s just another regular piece of furniture! Take a look at the tutorial here to make your own.

2. Upcycled Wood Cabinet

This wood cabinet was found at the side of the road and turned into this stylish litterbox cabinet! Check out the tutorial here.

3. Self-Ventilating Litter Box

This project is a bit more complicated, but so worth it! This hidden litterbox is equipped with a ventilation system, which means 0 odors! It also slides out for easy cleaning. Take a look!

4. Salvaged Boards Turned Into Hidden Litterbox

This cabinet was made from salvaged porch boards that were painted and distressed. It’s a great way to hide the litterbox from nosy dogs, and also has space to store cat supplies.
5. Built-In Litterbox

This litterbox is actually attached to a closet door! It also has a cute cat silhouette cut out of the door for a kitty entrance. This would be a great solution for someone who lives in a small space.

Photos: Apartment Therapy, Chaotically Creative, Ikea Hackers, Buildipedia.

We love cats, but what we don’t love is scratch marks on our furniture! To save your carpets and sofas, make this easy scratching post for cheap. Salvage a traffic cone or purchase one at your hardware store, and don’t forget the sisal rope! We guarantee kitty won’t be able to stay away from her new favorite scratching post that’s not your sofa!

Supplies:

1) Traffic cone

2) Sisal rope

3) Hot glue gun and glue sticks

4) Scissors

5) Cat toys

6) White spray paint

7) Cat nip (optional)

Step 1:

Spray paint your traffic cone so that none of the neon orange pokes through the sisal rope. Allow the traffic cone to dry overnight.

Step 2:

Start gluing the rope to the bottom of the traffic cone and work your way up. Once you get close to the top, get your cat toys and attach them to the cone using a piece of yarn. Drop the yarn into the top hole of the cone and glue it to the top. Wrap rope around the strings, allowing the toys to hang loose.

Step 3:

Rub cat nip onto the new scratching post to attract your cat to it!

Photos and idea: So Fancy Blog.