News Home & Design CATable 2.0 Is the Perfect Storage System for Your Cats By Lloyd Alter Lloyd Alter Facebook Twitter Design Editor University of Toronto Lloyd Alter is Design Editor for Treehugger and teaches Sustainable Design at Ryerson University in Toronto. Learn about our editorial process Updated October 11, 2018 ©. LYCS Architecture Share Twitter Pinterest Email News Environment Business & Policy Science Animals Home & Design Current Events Treehugger Voices News Archive In 2014 Ruan Hao of LYCS Architecture presented his design for the CATable 1.0 which was a hit in Milan and on TreeHugger, where we described it as a Multifunction and multi-user desk shared by people and cats.. It was such a hit that he returned this year with CATable 2.0. © LYCS Architecture It's a modular wall system of cubes that can serve a number of functions, such as room divider, stools or as part of a shelving system, and is also the perfect place to store your cats. © LYCS Architecture It's an interesting follow-up to the desk, although I don't think as useful, except perhaps as a distraction for the cat so that one can get more done without someone poking their head up when you are trying to work. © LYCS Architecture As noted last year, Catitecture is becoming a respected design trend; Caturniture may yet catch on too. See more at thearchitect's website; more images on Doornob.