31 Stylish, Pet-Friendly Homes From HGTV Magazine

The cat's out of the bag: You can have a beautiful home and pets. Thanks to genius products, performance materials and clever design ideas, it's never been easier to have a pretty and pet-friendly home. Get inspired to make your home a happy place for everyone with these gorgeous animal-lovers' spaces from HGTV Magazine.

First off, family dog, Buster, knows how to get comfy — though it's not hard to relax in this charming corner. The spotted wall treatment (which gives major dalmatian vibes) was created using decals.

Unexpected elements, like the butterfly wings and vintage rug, make this teen girl's room fun and eclectic. Her dog, Marigold, is all about the comfy floral bedding.

Raeleen Yoon's home is full of daring design moves, like this vintage Eames chair she had reupholstered in stripes. Finley Bear, the family dog, likes to hang on the geometric rug.

Meesha, a lynx point cat, has claimed this guest room as her own, and it's easy to see why. The walls and ceiling painted dreamy mauve (Sulking Room Pink by Farrow & Ball) create a stunning jewel-box effect.

Dutch doors add instant charm to a home, like this one in Sabrina Soto's Los Angeles abode. They are also a super pet-friendly choice — just ask her dog, Harper. This stylish door makes it easy to let in fresh air, greet the mail carrier or pay for take-out without any furry friends making an escape.

A gray sectional balances out the bold patterns in this chic living room, while providing plenty of space for goldendoodles Dood and Rosie to lounge. The light streaming in from the wall of windows makes the space even more inviting.

White paint on the walls and floor helps this entryway feel more spacious. Slim stools from Serena & Lily tucked under a floating shelf offer a place to perch near the front door, which is where the family’s vizsla, Quinto, likes to stand guard.

Mint green cabinets, graphic yellow wallpaper and retro-style penny tile make this, “the happiest little room,” says homeowner Kathryn O'Neal-Dunham. The family’s rescue dog, Mellie, often ventures in for a treat from the jar on the counter.

For his Florida beach house, Vern Yip hired his artist pal Michael Boudreault to paint a mural that spans three stories; it was inspired by The Great Wave by Japanese artist Hokusai. Vern's Great Pyrenees almost looks small in comparison.

Designer Molly Frey tried to capture relaxing, seaside vibes in this primary bedroom. Misty blue walls, ocean-inspired art, seagrass baskets and cozy, coastal bedding complete the beachy scene. Her clients' orange tabby finds it just as relaxing.

Even in a room full of color and bold designs like this one, a cute pup still steals the show.

This fireplace is one of seven in this 100-year-old home in the suburbs of Chicago. The limestone mantel is the focal point in this sitting area, and cat Maui is often perched here to survey his kingdom.

When first-time homeowners Patrick and Katie Roetker moved in, the kitchen was completely bland. Green painted cabinets, patterned tile flooring and dashes of orange spiced it up. The couple's rescue dog, Ramona, is the official taste-tester at meal time.

This under-the-stairs reading nook is anything but cramped — the bench seat fits a twin size mattress. Plenty of room for a pile of cool pillows and this tiny pup.

Porcelain tile in the entryway looks striking, and it stands up to kids and dogs (Rebel and Baxter, the family’s English cocker spaniels). The funky pendant light and the gold-tinged cork wall covering create a warm greeting, but nothing compares to a four-legged welcome committee.

A playful color palette, swan-covered wallpaper and super fluffy bedding make this the perfect space for a snooze. It's no surprise the family dog has claimed a spot here.

The kitchen in this small Texas home is full of clever ways to maximize space. Thanks to the smart design, there's plenty of room for the homeowners' dog, Aelfie, to beg for treats during meal prep.

Pink quatrefoil wallpaper paired with a steel gray chinoiserie chest, navy mirror and midcentury modern sconces make for an impressive entrance. This Westie looks extra-cute lounging on the blue vintage-inspired rug.

This spot is spring-like year-round with its painted wall mural featuring sprawling florals and bird-motif pillows (the fabric is by Schumacher). Joining the pattern party: a buffalo-check print on the bench, also in blue and white. Hudson, a goldendoodle, is the cutest neutral.

With teal Otomi wallpaper by Hygge & West surrounding the tub, this room feels like a spa for homeowner and designer Shauna Glenn (for labradoodle Rooney, too).

Even cooler than a mudroom: an interior open-air courtyard. The midcentury-loving homeowners made it peaceful with a bed of river rocks, plenty of plants, Bertoia Diamond chairs and a hip rug. Their English bulldog, Mackenzie, is equally glad to chill here.

Lovely lilac walls, dotted curtains and a floral-inspired capiz light set a sweet scene. Even sweeter: 7-year-old Vivian playing with her adorable pup.

Minty greens in the wall paint (Pale Vista by Benjamin Moore) and Matouk bedding and gleaming silver geometric wallpaper bounce light around this soothing bedroom. The trio of windows are ideal spots for the family cat to birdwatch.

One of the highlights of this bright and airy Florida kitchen: the nearly 5-foot-deep walk-in pantry. It provides plenty of space for storing cookbooks, a mother lode of after-school snacks and, of course, dog treats.

A leafy color on the walls perks up this small entry space. Homeowner Brittany Kingery painted an old dresser mint (Pale Oak Grove by Valspar) and added a vintage clock for quirk: “I didn’t want the first space people see to feel formal,” she says. The rug, a Craigslist find, brings the cozy — and pooch, Jellybeans, approves.

Homeowner and designer Karen Bow upholstered the sofas in her living room with a fuchsia wool-blend fabric. "Color makes everybody happy," she says. Including the dog!

A teal bench seat and cabinetry provide tons of extra storage in this Texas kitchen. Another perk: this cozy perch doubles as a totally cool dog bed.

A big family means lots of laundry. This functional space has two sets of stackable washers and dryers, a laundry chute and a deep Kohler sink. "I’m in heaven in this room!" says homeowner Stacey Hogan. She’s not the only one: Sadie, the boxer, loves to nap here on her dog bed.

A funky mix of materials (like soapstone, marble, wood and slate) gave this kitchen a new leash on life. Now the whole family loves to hang out here.

A poppy blue door and planters bursting with blooms say, "Come on in!" So does the family's adorable doodle.