Canine Cribs. These Amazing Dog Houses Were Built In Dallas.
You've caught him chewing on your Design Within Reach catalogs, so you realize that your dog has an appreciation for contemplative construction. And still, he sleeps in a lousy cage like a Dickensian criminal. Change that during the SPCA of Dallas' Designer Dog Home for the Holidays event at NorthPark Center. 
Woofcycled, designed and constructed by Marvelous Home Makeovers, LLC
Sitting and staying between Dillard's and Macy's from November 9 to the 25 will be a collection of 11 plush digs for dogs -- all of which are created by local businesses and organizations on behalf of the Greater Dallas Chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.
We got a sneak peek at the houses, because, why wouldn't we? They're amazing. Some are modeled after old-timey fire stations, mid-century modern patio lounges or woodsy log cabins. All are phenomenal. They'll be raffled off, so purchase tickets for your favorite canine crib during the event and then keep your fingers crossed (all of that money goes back to the SPCA of Dallas).
Now, let's look at photos of our very favorites.
"Old Dallas Firehouse #16" Designed by Graf Developments with supplies by Sherman Williams and Home Depot, this home is a perfect to scale replica of its firestation namesake, all the way down to the building's 28 frosted windows (14 of which light up). 
Old Dallas Firehouse #16, designed and constructed by Graf Developments
"Bone Sweet Bone" was built by a father and son team at Bry Jo roofing and took a thoughtful approach to a country-style dwelling: they used flea-retardant cedar columns so its future inhabitant can rest peacefully. 
Bone Sweet Bone, designed and constructed by Bry Jo Roofing and Remodeling with the assistance of 13 year old Joshua Harris.
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