Verified owners
The Belgian linen slipcover has survived twelve wash cycles without shrinking or losing its crisp hand. It finally looks natural beside our Scandinavian timber armchairs.
Camilla S., Copenhagen
Our sixty-pound retriever throws his weight onto the daybed daily. The solid oak joinery does not creak, shift, or show nail scratches across the oiled frame.
Julian M., Zurich
Standard foam pet beds ruined the clean sightlines in our living room. This low timber perch sits quietly below window height, giving our dog structured support.
Eleanor T., London
Architectural perspective
Most pet gear is designed as an afterthought in synthetic nylon. Vard approached domestic pet seating with the same structural discipline as heirloom Danish cabinetmaking.
Marcus Lindqvist, Interior Architect, Stockholm
Furnish their space
Handcrafted white oak daybeds and elevated stoneware feeders assembled in small studio runs.