Side table furniture that doubles as the most aesthetic dog crate. Your home is your sanctuary, for both you and your dog, and their crate shouldn’t stand out as an eyesore.

The Side Table Crate is unlike any other crate. It gives your dog a cosy, secure den while beautifully blending in with your interiors. Whether you’re crate training or simply want to provide a peaceful sleep retreat, this is built to last their lifetime - and designed to be furniture you’ll love seeing in your home.

Your home is a sanctuary - and your dog’s space should feel just as considered.

The Side Table Dog Crate is designed as furniture first. A calm, secure retreat for your dog that integrates seamlessly into your home, without looking like a crate at all.

Whether you’re crate training or offering a quiet place to rest, it provides comfort, security, and a sense of ease. Thoughtfully designed to double as a refined side table, it brings together two essentials in one beautifully resolved piece — made to be lived with for years to come.

Materials

Frame: Constructed from high-grade birch ply, finished in dark walnut wood veneer

Table top: Premium dog-safe Carrara marble-style, engineered surface with ply

Door: Perspex transparent door pre-installed on secure tracks - 1cm thick door

Includes: Each side table comes with two gold locks pre-fixed onto the door and four rubber feet to keep it sturdy and not scratch the floor.

Breed recommendations are a guide only - individual size, proportions, and sleep style can vary.

We always recommend measuring your dog to ensure the most comfortable fit.

If you’re unsure between sizes, our team is always happy to help guide you before ordering.

Extra Small size:

Internal Dimensions:

Length: 62cm

Width: 47cm

Height: 50cm

External Dimensions:

Length: 65.5cm

Width: 51cm

Height: 57cm

Total Weight: 24kg

Common breeds that typically suit this size include:

Toy Poodle

Chihuahua

Miniature Dachshund

Pomeranian

Maltese

Yorkshire Terrier

Papillon

Toy Fox Terrier

Small size:

Length: 72cm

Width: 53cm

Length: 75.5cm

Width: 53.5cm

Height: 61cm

Total Weight: 29kg

Miniature Poodle / cavoodle

Dachshund (standard or miniature, depending on build and sleep style)

French Bulldog

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Boston Terrier

Jack Russell Terrier

West Highland White Terrier

Miniature Schnauzer

Medium Crate

Length: 82cm

Width: 53 cm

Height: 61 cm

Length: 85.5cm

Width: 57cm

Height: 68cm

Total Weight: 34kg

Cocker Spaniel

Beagle

Standard Schnauzer

Miniature Labradoodle

Border Terrier

Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Whippet

Small Australian Shepherd

Corgi

Weight capacity: 20kg

We do not recommend placing TVs or similar heavy items on it.

Assembly

All crate furniture is flat-packed and delivered to you in two box cartons.

Assembly is simple and can be completed in under 20 minutes. We recommend two people assemble.

Choosing the Right Size

Choosing the right size helps create a calm, comfortable retreat your dog will genuinely enjoy using.

What you’ll need: a measuring tape, your dog standing on level ground, and something to note your measurements.

Puppy prepping?

If you’re preparing for a puppy, estimate based on the breed and the adult size measurements your breeder can provide.

While weight can be a helpful reference, length and height measurements are the most accurate way to determine the right fit.

Measure Length

With your dog standing naturally, measure from the tip of the nose to where the tail meets the spine (do not include the tail).

Add approximately 5–10 cm to determine the minimum internal crate length, depending on how your dog prefers to rest and move.

Measure Height

Measure from the base of the paw to the top of your dog’s head.

Add approximately 4-5cm to determine the minimum internal crate height.

Factor in the height of the bed. If you're using a Flat bed, factor in a 6-7cm mattress.

Guidelines

These measurements assume the crate will be used primarily as a resting space.

They are intended as a guide only - please also consider your dog’s full adult size, how they use the crate, and where the crate will sit within your home.

If your dog prefers more room to stretch, shift, or settle, we recommend sizing up for added comfort and ease.

If you’re unsure between sizes, our team is always happy to help guide you before ordering.

These guidelines assume your dog is comfortable with crate use and has been introduced gradually. Crates should always be used as a positive, voluntary space - never for punishment or extended confinement.