6 Luxury Dog Beds

• Spruce Portable Bed; from $169

Spruce’s portable pad is rugged as all get-out thanks to its lineup of materials found in outdoor gear and luggage. Perks for you include waterproof, easy-to-wash sheets; a lightweight design that comes with a built-in case; and handy pockets for waste bags and treats. Furry friends, on the other hand, fall for the memory-foam cushion and snuzzle-friendly nooks. Best part: When it’s time to hit the road, you just zip up and go.

• Design Dua Woven Bear Dog Bed; $150

California’s For the Furry curates a roster of pet gear that’s on par with the type of furnishings interior designers would buy for their own homes. Case in point, this natty basket that’s woven in Ghana using elephant grass and natural dyes. The cushion is handmade, too, and (gauging from our doggos’ blissed-out state) as comfy as sleeping on a cloud.

• Backup Design Custom Dog Bed; from $235

Made in L.A., Backup Design takes vintage fabrics to turn out styles in on-trend shibori and mud cloth prints. Channel-sewn inserts keep the soft down filling in place, and because the beds are custom, you can ask about alternate styles and shades to get your ideal look. Designer Elizabeth Backup can also whip up matching pillows for you.

• Zee.Dog Zee.Bed; from $89

The ingenious folks behind Zee.Dog apply the same care used for human beds to create this model—a godsend for hounds with joint pain. Four layers of comfort include a feather-soft, hypoallergenic microfiber top and two foam pads for maximum support. The dog beds are made in Spain, but they couldn’t be any easier to get. Following in the footsteps of the mattress-in-a-box trend, the pad arrives at your door in a compact package with free shipping and a 60-day trial period.

• P.L.A.Y. Snuggle Bed; from $55

Naps are better when you have a big, soft cover—and it’s no different for your four-legged friends. P.L.A.Y’s Burrow Bed morphs from mat to pod to sleeping bag to throw within seconds, and it’s lined with super-cozy faux fur. Materials are certified non-toxic—oh, and cats love it, too.

• Ginger Beds Dog Bed; from $139

Named after the owner’s dog, Ginger Beds doesn’t just deliver on the style front: This socially conscious, Portland-based company creates its downy bedding with a fill made from recycled water bottles. Each bed saves up to 50 plastic bottles from going to a landfill, and the mod covers are stitched in a way that requires less fabric, minimizing waste all around. Plus, part of the proceeds benefit K9 Warriors, which helps train rescues to become therapy dogs for vets with PTSD.