For the cat who follows every bird across the glass. Explore an outdoor enclosure, then plan how it connects to your home and your daily care.
Explore Catio ↗FERNSTEAD / CATIO
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENE · COLLECTION PREVIEWDifferent reasons to step outside. Different things to care for. Find the space that belongs in your day.
Pet spaces and garden structures,
with a shared sense of belonging.
Collection concepts. Prices reflect the existing site’s sample catalog and are not a live offer.
Before the polished picture: a window to open, a corner to clean, an animal waiting nearby.
Illustrative sceneYou put the kettle on. Your cat takes the same spot at the window. A catio starts with that familiar moment: somewhere to observe the garden, with a route you can manage and a space you can check.
Explore Catio ↗
Illustrative sceneThere is water to check before work. A latch to close before dark. At the weekend, someone has to reach the corner under the roost. The person who does those jobs should help choose the coop.
Explore Coop ↗
Illustrative sceneA pause in the doorway. A quick dash across an open space. Then a place to tuck away. A rabbit’s day needs more than a pretty little house, and your daily care needs more than a small opening.
Explore Hutch ↗Look beyond the silhouette.
Explore the thinking behind a garden room.
A pitched roof gives the garden room its familiar silhouette. An overhang is a small detail with a practical purpose: helping direct rainfall away from the walls.
Design study. Final construction and performance require product verification.
Workshop reference · CatioThis workshop reference shows a different stage from the styled collection images. It is useful for a simple reason: you can look at the structure itself.
Look where the mesh meets the frame, where panels join and how doors close. Ask for the specification behind the surface.
Open it. Reach inside. Picture the tools you use to clean. Practical access matters long after the first photograph.
Final dimensions, materials, assembly instructions and supported uses need to match the actual model. Concept imagery is not a performance test.
It is the bowl you refill before work. The door you check before bed. The first leaf you pick for dinner.
Fernstead brings animal spaces and growing spaces into the same garden. Each has a different job. They share a simple starting point: the people who care for them every day.
The story of Fernstead ↗Our own celebration of thoughtful homes
for all the life in your garden.
Celebrating the cottage character
of our Coop collection.
Celebrating the connection between
cats, architecture and greenery.
Celebrating retreat and discovery
in our Hutch collection.
Created and self-awarded by Fernstead. These are brand design honors, not independent awards or product certifications.
Begin with what you care for and the jobs you do every day. Choose a collection, then check the footprint, access, intended use and model-specific guidance. A shared appearance does not make the five collections interchangeable.
Measure the placement area and delivery route, then leave room for doors, cleaning and inspection. For Catio, consider the connection to your home; for Grow, check water access and your reach into the bed.
The people in this module are imagined scene personas. Their words introduce a need and a Fernstead design response, rather than a verified purchase or expert endorsement. Collection imagery is illustrative. Fernstead Patio Design Honors are self-awarded, not independent certifications.
This is a collection preview with a browser-saved wish list. It does not place orders or collect payments. Catalog prices and product details require final confirmation.
