![]() The bear is free in spirit, but this trait can also be coupled with unpredictability. The bear claw is one of the most prominent claw tattoo designs - but no, this tattoo isn't of a delicious breakfast pastry! Native American cultures have long revered the bear for its strength, power, and warrior-like nature, and the bear is a popular totem animal among many Native Americans. From bear to dragon to panther, these animals all have intense symbolic meanings that stretch across time and cultures around the world. I would love it if it inspired people to spend more quality time with their pets.Deciding on a claw tattoo design can be tricky - there are so many to choose from! Much of the symbolism of this tattoo will derive from the animal whose claws you're representing. As an animal lover I’m proud and happy to be part of this project. "I share my life with three dogs and I've always missed nice pet products at an affordable price. Final words though go to Inma to sum up their ambition of the range. ![]() The idea’s that pets get a comfortable cushion with comfortable, familiar smells too." The LURVIG range also matches with some IKEA classics, like a cat bed that fits perfectly into a KALLAX shelving unit and a pet sized version of a sofa bed that matches our human sized ones. "The piece that I'm most proud of is a pet cushion that we encourage owners to fill with their old clothes, blankets or towels. For Inma, that led to a friendly smelling bed. How often when watching your pet do they go for the same toy or blanket and return to a cozy spot to chew or maybe just have nearby as a comfort? Rounding out the LURVIG design process was the focus that our pet's live with us at home as part of the family - even if they do take the odd shoe or two. ![]() By using a design that breaks up a bowls internal surface area, it prevents the dog from being able to inhale their food in one or two gulps." Matching human design with pet design That's how the "slow feed" bowl became part of the LURVIG range. "Cats are generally good at regulating how much food they eat, however a number of dog breeds still retain the desire to overeat. So safe, durable materials are very important." As well as looking at animal behaviors like eating. Cats will definitely scratch on most surfaces and are sensitive to smell and texture. Then we can design a product that fits in with our "human needs" such as style and form." The first thing to consider was safety: "Dogs will definitely chew on their toys and bring in dirt from their daily walks. "It's really important to use animal’s natural needs and behaviors like how they sleep, eat or play as a starting point. ![]() She says the biggest challenge is not to "humanize" pet products. Barbara has an extensive background working with pets from hamsters and rats all the way up to dogs and cats. To help out, the LURVIG range was developed with the assistance of trained veterinarian Dr Barbara Schäfer, who also works with product risk assessment at IKEA. Of course designing products for pets rather than humans has its own set of rules and things to consider. Winter holidays Furniture Storage & organization Beds & mattresses Kitchen & appliances Home textiles Lighting Baby & kids Home décor Kitchenware & tableware Rugs, mats & flooring Bathroom Outdoor Plants & planters Home electronics Pet accessories Home improvement Laundry & cleaning Smart home IKEA Food & Swedish restaurant Home Accessories
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