Recycled Fabric Braided Pet Bed

This Recycled Braided Fabric Pet Bed is a vibrant and eco-friendly sleep space for your furry companion. Each bed is uniquely crafted from colourful fabric scraps, offering a one-of-a-kind aesthetic. It includes a cushion cover, allowing you to fill it with unwanted or used clothing to create a cozy, personalised bed. Alternatively, a suitable cushion can be purchased separately for the pet bed. This innovative and sustainable pet bed provides a comfortable and stylish resting place for your pet, while also promoting the reuse of textiles.

PLEASE NOTE: Cushion is not included. The pet bed is made from recycled materials and the specific composition cannot be identified. To preserve its unique structure and appearance, we recommend avoiding washing, as the item is susceptible to fraying. Each piece is unique with assorted colours and designs, and as such, the ability to select specific colours is not available. For further assistance, please contact keomaretail@keoma.com.au

No. 110653
Bed Cover Size : approx. W600 x D450 x H180mm
Inner Cover Size : approx. 570mm
Colour, Design : Assorted
Material : Recycled Fabric (Bed Cover), Cotton (Inner Cover)

PUEBCO is a Japanese lifestyle brand founded in Tokyo in 2007 by designer Hirotaka Tanaka. At its heart lies a quiet but radical idea: that usefulness and beauty can be found not in perfection, but in imperfection—in the worn, the repurposed, the unfinished. Through this philosophy, PUEBCO transforms industrial and recycled materials into practical objects that carry with them the texture and weight of time.

The brand draws deeply from the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, which finds beauty in the incomplete, the weathered, and the transient. Rather than polishing away the marks of history, PUEBCO chooses to preserve them. Its products—crafted from surplus parachute fabric, military canvas, reclaimed plastics, and aged metals—are purposefully made to show their origins. Frayed edges, faded colours, dents, and scratches are not flaws, but integral parts of the design. Each item reflects the journey of its materials, offering a sense of continuity between past and present.