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The K01 Collection · 4 sizes · free fit check
Dog kennels,
built like furniture.
The same reclaimed hardwood, the same joinery, the same makers as everything else we build. Just sized for someone with four legs.
4
Sizes, terriers to great danes
13 mm
Airflow gap between slats
0
Fasteners a dog can reach
2 wks
Finish cured before shipping
Pick the size.
Every size is the same K01 design: white oak or black walnut, slatted sides, pitched roof, fitted bouclé bed included.
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Quick view["White"Black"Smoked"Hard
Quick view["White"Black"Smoked"Hard

Frame
A raised reclaimed-oak frame, joined with wedged mortise and tenon, no screws to wobble loose over a dog's lifetime.
Slats
Vertical slats with 13 mm gaps keep air moving on hot afternoons while the dog still feels den-like and enclosed.
Roof
A gently pitched solid roof sheds weather and lifts off for cleaning, two hidden pegs, no tools.
Finish
Pet-safe hardwax oil, a chew-proof door trim in blackened steel, and a washable bouclé bed that decompresses and stays put.
Sizes
Four sizes, scaled to the dog, not to a template. Tell us the breed and we confirm fit before we cut a single board.
Size
30 × 24 × 26 in
Price
$1,150
Lead time
4 to 6 weeks
Fits
Collies, spaniels, Australian shepherds
Free fit check: send us your dog's breed and measurements and we confirm the size before we build.
The sizing guide.
| Size | Interior | Fits | Price | Lead time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 22 × 18 × 20 in | Terriers, dachshunds, french bulldogs | $890 | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Medium | 30 × 24 × 26 in | Collies, spaniels, Australian shepherds | $1,150 | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Large | 38 × 30 × 32 in | Retrievers, shepherds, huskies | $1,450 | 5 to 7 weeks |
| Extra Large | 48 × 36 × 39 in | Great danes, mastiffs, gentle giants | $1,850 | 6 to 8 weeks |
Anatomy of a better den.
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The frame
A raised reclaimed-oak frame joined with wedged mortise and tenon. No screws to wobble loose over a dog's lifetime, and no sharp fasteners near paws or noses.
Reclaimed white oak · wedged joints
02
The slats
Vertical slats with 13 mm gaps keep air moving on hot afternoons while the space still reads as a den. Dogs settle faster in a space that breathes.
13 mm gap · airflow tuned
03
The roof
A gently pitched solid roof sheds weather and lifts off for cleaning with two hidden pegs. No tools, no hardware store.
Lift-off roof · 2 pegs
04
The finish
Plant-based hardwax oils, cured a full two weeks before the kennel ships. Nothing a chewer can flake off and swallow, and a finish that wipes clean.
Pet-safe · food-grade oils
05
The bed
A fitted bouclé bed that zips off for the wash and decompresses back to shape. Sized to the interior so it never bunches or slides.
Washable · included

Where it lives
A kennel your living room doesn't mind.
Most crates are exiled to the garage. The K01 is built and finished like a sideboard, so it earns its place next to the sofa, which is exactly where your dog wants to be anyway. Outdoor placement is available by special request, in cedar with a weather-rated finish.
- Finished on all four sides, so it can float in a room
- Slatted fronts read as furniture, not fencing
- Rubber feet protect oak and walnut floors
- Cedar option for covered outdoor spots, by request
“The dog doesn't know it's reclaimed oak from a storm-felled tree. She just knows it's hers.”
Marcus Yang · K01 Large, Grass Valley
Who makes your furniture right now
Everything you see is made by the founder, one bench at a time, in Grass Valley.
That's the honest answer. Vior Woodworks is a startup, and today every piece in this collection comes off one bench: reclaimed and ethical timber, hand-cut joinery, plant-oil finishes, and a provenance card with the tree's origin written down.
The rolodex is open. As independent woodsmiths join, their names and their trees take their place here beside the founder's, with the same honesty about who made what.
Founder-made today · woodsmiths joining now
What owners say.
Our dog destroyed two big-box crates before this. The kennel looks like furniture, and she actually chooses to sleep in it.
It sits in the living room like a sideboard. Guests don't realize it's the dog's house until she walks in and curls up.
The fit check saved us. We were about to order Large and they talked us down to Medium. He has room to turn and nothing more, exactly like they said.
Two huskies, two XLs, three years. The floors are fine, the finish is fine, and the dogs think we built them a duplex.
Six species, standard on every piece
White Oak
The workhorse
Black Walnut
Live-edge favorite
Smoked Oak
Tannin-darkened
Hard Maple
Pale and dense
American Cherry
Ages to rust
Pale Ash
Light and springy grain
Beyond these, explore endless wood species options for your custom orders. Cedar for outdoor work only, mahogany at no surcharge, and figured slabs like goby walnut by request.
Fair questions.
Measure your dog nose to tail base and floor to head sitting up, then add about 4 in to each. That's your minimum interior. Or skip the math: send us the breed and measurements and we do the fit check for free before we cut anything.
Yes. We use plant-based hardwax oils, the same class of finish used on cutting boards, cured for two full weeks before the kennel ships. There's no film to flake and nothing toxic to ingest.
The standard K01 is finished for indoor use. For covered outdoor spots we build it in Western Red Cedar with a weather-rated finish, by special request. Tell us the placement and we'll confirm the spec.
The roof lifts off with two hidden pegs, the bed zips out for the wash, and the oiled interior wipes down with a damp cloth. Most owners do a full clean in under ten minutes.
It happens rarely, but it happens. Talk to us within 30 days: we'll help with placement and settling-in, and if the dog truly refuses it, we take the kennel back into the showroom and consign it forward.
