FURNITURE FOR PETS AND THEIR HUMANS: Art and animals go together like peanut butter and jelly at The Livable Home, 1521 15th St., a new LoDo decor store specializing in pet-friendly furnishings that marks its grand opening July 13-16. The store was the brainchild of interior designer Amy McCawley, who says she grew tired of falling in love with furniture that couldn’t accommodate her furry friends. McCawley says a home should reflect all its residents, including the pets, which is why her stock was hand-picked for its easy care and durability. The new store’s hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; and noon to 4 p.m Sunday. Find out more at the livablehomestore.com; 303-325-7365.
“WALLDROPS” FUSE FORM AND FUNCTION: These inventive, artful banners were conceived by seasoned Denver graphic designer Lisa Steen to divide vast indoor spaces. Especially well-suited for airy lofts and condos, Steen’s Walldrops hang from the ceiling and are customized to fit the space. Besides being visually interesting, the panels can provide privacy and buffer noise. Prices start at $1,500. Learn more at walldrops.com, or call 303-941-6617.
A BED TO MAKE THEM HOWL: The makers of the Pet Waterbed System tout their product as having the same comfort and health benefits for pets that full-size waterbeds have for humans, namely deeper muscle relaxation and more restful sleep. The bed comes in three sizes and consists of a foam frame, water mattress, liner and insulation pad. Find it for $75 to $110 at creativebedrooms.com.
