If you think you pamper your puppy, take a closer look at these over-the-top kennels and accessories, which take canine indulgence to the next level. From dog houses designed to rival world-class architecture to bespoke beds, these luxurious pet products will have you head-over-tails with envy.

Click or scroll to meet some pooches living in serious luxury...

Part minimalist dog house, part garden planter, this cool canine crash pad was designed by architect Juan Ignacio Ramos as part of a fundraiser for the Animal Rescue Fund in The Hamptons, New York.

Topped with greenery, this house has a raised bench so that while your doggy gets cosy in his little home, you can stay close and enjoy some quality bonding time. Now that's what we call smart bark-itecture!

If modernist architecture gets you hot under the collar, then this cool construction could be right for you and your dog.

A collaboration from Fountainhead Construction + Robert Young Architects, the house has an extended roof to offer shade on hot days and easy access to a raised water bowl. It's the perfect addition to any billionaire's backyard.

What could be prettier in a country garden than a pup pergola?

Designed by Kitty McCoy for a competition as part of the aptly named Arf-itecture fundraiser, it's a garden folly inspired by ornamental structures found on the grounds of stately homes.

With a gorgeous zinc roof and even lovely wallpaper inside, it'll win over even the pickiest of pooches. 

Perfect for shy dogs, this mirrored marvel is the perfect hiding place.

This optical illusion house, the Snoop E(nigma), designed by Bill Beeton of Beeton & Company architects, was inspired by the Snoopy dog house in Charles Schulz's famous canine comic character.

Much like the phenomenon of mirrored houses for humans, it offers a place of protection that is very hard to spot.

The folks who built this two-storey home in their backyard, don't have the same problem.

Their two bounding golden retrievers love living in this house of fun and have to be dragged out every morning after a good night's sleep in their den.

According to online pet magazine, The Daily Paws, the house was a Christmas present for Burgundy Caldwell-Waller, known by her Tik Tok fans as Chip Girl Here, from her husband.

A scaled down version of her own home, Burgundy has installed a play kitchen on the ground floor of the house, in case her pups feel like whipping up their own creations. Let's just hope they won't taste like a dog's dinner!

The house, built by Charmed Playhouses has an upstairs complete with cosy dog bed, although there are also bunk beds for the pups on the ground level, seen here.

Burgundy posts regular updates on the antics of her dogs on social media, decorating their house for the holidays. Of course!

If your backyard is smaller than Burgundy's, a far smaller miniature house, The Hacienda dog house is a one-of-a-kind creation from South Carolina-based craftspeople La Petite Maison.

Created for the German Shepherd of Rod Stewart's former wife, Rachel Hunter, this unique structure resembles a hound-size Hispanic hacienda and looks right at home in sunny California.

If you thought the exterior was fabulous enough, check out the inside! Clay tiled floors make it both aesthetically pleasing and easy to clean and the centrepiece feature makes for a tasteful addition. There's even room for snaps of your dog's puppy pals to line the walls.

Complete with your choice of amenities, such as lighting, heating and running water, the hacienda is more than a holiday home. So, if you have upwards of £25,000 ($32k) lying around, this pet property may be well worth your investment.

La Petite Maison offer a range of options and styles, from a French château to a Swiss chalet. We're particularly taken with this stunning colonial-style mansion, which is a dog-sized replica of its owner's historic home in Colorado.

And speaking of replicas...

How about a Windsor Castle lookalike for your best friend? This patriotic pooch is Archie, a Lhasa Apso from West Yorkshire, England who lives like royalty!

His owner, Susan Crossland, splashed out on a kennel in the shape of Windsor Castle in honour of Harry and Meghan's royal wedding in 2018. We heard he and the late Queen's corgis had one hell of a pawty.

Crossland attracted the puparazzi in her mission to mark Harry and Meghan’s momentous occasion.

She sought out London-based set designers from The Russell Beck Studio to bring her vision to life. It cost £5,000 (£6.5k) and took 244 hours to construct a kennel truly fit for a king.

It's not a castle, but this elegant space provides a tranquil resting place for man’s best friend. This award-winning kennel was designed by Made By Pen in partnership with Melbourne architect Michael Ong. 

And the kennel does good too, as Help Manufacturing, a social enterprise enhancing the lifestyle, independence and ambitions of people with disability, helped out with the production.

It's time to meet our first spoiled pack of pups. Say hi to Robbie Timmers, a devoted dog owner living in Thailand. He shelled out close to £8,000 ($10k) to build a two-storey mansion for his canine brood.

The chic black and white structure has air conditioning, security cameras, smart lighting and a sliding door to the porch. It's actually a mini replica of his own home.

He was even thinking of adding a swimming pool! “Home is where the heart is,” says Robbie on his Instagram. There’s just one problem....

The dogs refuse to use it. “I have to be honest, my dogs never set foot in the house,” revealed Robbie on social media. “They just didn’t like it…It has everything. Just no dogs.”

Robbie posted this night-time image, commenting, “I wish I could capture this picture with a great text about how our dogs love to chill outside before they go sleep in their own house, but I can’t. Pictures of them near their house are still very rare.”

They just want to be close to their favourite person, Robbie!

Another besotted owner going above and beyond for his pets, Ben Mazer turned a whole room of his house into a miniature designer doggy room.

Mazer, better known on social media as WorldsBestDogDad, transformed his spare room into a living room for pooches Peaches, Challah and Mitzi, constantly changing the set-ups and sharing his designs online.

Complete with miniature bar cart, this hairy haven has a sofa for each pup, a fish tank, working TV, bookshelves and a chandelier. 

Everything is immaculately styled and there’s even art on the walls for the dogs to admire while their dad is at work.

One of his most recent make-overs for his dogs has a royal theme and sees his lounge styled as if it were a room in make-believe Weinser Castle. Get it?

X (formerly Twitter) user Al_Chris16 got a taste of viral Internet fame after sharing images of his brother’s pampered pooch.

In a true labour of love, this lucky French bulldog was treated to their own private and secluded secret spot in the home, nestled right under the staircase. Complete with photos and ambient lighting, naturally.

What a wonderful studio apartment. We've seen London flats less spacious than this!

Of course, most dogs would rather stay up close and personal to their owners, so here's the ideal solution.

Jasmine Roth, designer and host of the HGTV renovation show, Help! I Wrecked My House, made this chic bedside table that doubles as a dog bed, so that your pooch can stay by your side while not actually sleeping in your bed.  

Jasmine is keen on incorporating your pets' needs into the very fabric of the home and an expert in making use of empty spaces for her signature 'dog caves' as seen on her Instagram.

Even some of our most pampered pooches seem poor in comparison to Paris Hilton’s puppies. The socialite shared images of her ‘doggy mansion’ on X a while back. Although with at least four chihuahuas and plenty more pets, why not give them a luxury home?

This amazing structure was positioned in the grounds of her own, architecturally similar, Beverly Hills mansion.

This interior snap of the ‘doggy mansion’ gives us an exclusive glimpse inside. Hilton revealed that the kennel is two stories high, kitted out with designer furniture and has air-conditioning for those hot LA days as well as heating for the cold winter nights.

The Hilton Pets have their own Instagram if you want to see more of them and their incredible home.

It may not belong to a celebrity, but designer dog homes don’t get any more sleek and ultra-modern than the mind-blowing canine constructions by Pijuan Design Workshop.

Nothing hot pink, flashy or crystal-encrusted, husband-and-wife designers Alejandro and Sara instead create structures that effortlessly fit into the landscape of your home.

Based in Los Angeles, their kennels and dog beds are suited for the stylish homemaker and wouldn't be out of place on a TV show.

Offering made-to-order canine abodes, one of Pijuan Design Workshop's designs is Beam House, a quintessentially 'Colliefornian' kennel.

Flowered by nature and covered by shade, it beautifully complements both indoor and outdoor living without sacrificing comfort for whichever lucky pet gets to call it home.

Pijuan Design Workshop's Mutter'fly house is a unique and beautifully created space for a dog of any size to enjoy. We particularly love the green roof for temperature control on this one, giving passive home vibes.

But our favourite of the incredible doggy homes Pijuan make is all about multi-purpose furniture...

If you’re struggling for space, finding a stylish design that fits can be no easy task. However, you can get the best of both worlds with this super-cool side table which doubles up as a snug retreat for mini pups.

Dog Tower 9 literally becomes part of the furniture. An award-winning piece, just look at how happy it would make a pup who gets to laze inside.

This adorable golden retriever called Teddy became an internet sensation when his owner built him a home under the stairs at their home in Piedmont, South Carolina.

Jonathan Lower built the luxurious pad himself from wood and stone, installing its own television, fireplace and a Ring doorbell. There’s even a window which appears to provide views into the forest.

He’s constantly updating and adding to Teddy's dog house, which is seen here dressed up as Santa’s grotto.

Lower posts videos of him and Teddy under the name of @aguyandagoldenn and has proved an internet sensation, with more than 4.5 million followers on Instagram alone.

Lower provides a step-by-step guide to building his unique dog house over on YouTube, so you can create your own. He has been inundated with requests for interviews and collaborations, he could easily give up his day job in real estate.

Most importantly though, Teddy cheers everyone up. “Dogs can be a beacon of light for people, they’re mood lifters,” Lower told online newspaper Independent Mail. We couldn't agree more.

If your budget doesn’t quite stretch to a pup palace, why not create your very own luxury doggy teepee with this tutorial from Hobby Lobby?

Using simple wooden poles, heavy canvas fabric and strong rope, you’ll have the perfect canine camper. And what could be more rewarding than seeing your furry friend sleep peacefully in your own handiwork?

Don't think we've forgotten about the accessories your pet needs. Every puppy mansion should have a pool. And while we're not all lucky enough to have our own, you can let your pooch shake off the heat in this incredible bone-shaped water feature.

Sold by Australian pool provider Jogs for Dogs, maybe you could even host a pool party with all your pet’s puppy pals?

Listen, for some pooches, waterside safety comes first. If you invest in that doggy pool, you'll need this lifeguard station-inspired kennel.

It grants elevated views so your furry friend can watch the world go by while staying ready to spring into action should danger, or snacks, appear!

It's time to take these dog houses on the road! What could be more fun than a custom-built truck that’s delightfully doggo sized?

Yannick Read runs Super Tinky, a company that creates mini machines even your pet can enjoy. What’s more, you can add a prosecco or beer pump to your truck’s design, so both you and your pooch can both make the most of the space!

Supertinky even do a mutt-sized Series 2 Land Rover with a wood-burning stove that certainly appears to have attracted the attention of this hound.

With the tasty smell of bangers and burgers wafting around, it's a dog day indeed.

Although they can't live in it, we just had to share this! This delightful doggy has both brains and beauty; Barry the Bedlington Terrier has taught himself to drive this mini-Rolls Royce.

We would not endorse any pets getting behind the wheel of a classic car unless they can hit the road as smoothly and effortlessly as Barry here. And if your dog doesn't have his or her licence yet, there's the perfect solution...

For the more petite hound who likes to change the scenery, how about this adorable home on wheels?

Inspired by the vintage trailers of the 1940s and 1950s, these pet mobiles come with personalised license plate, stainless steel cups and a battery-powered LED light inside.

The playful caravan was created by Canadian designer Judson Beaumont, of Straight Line Designs, known for his curvaceous cartoon-like chests of drawers and grandfather clocks. He sadly passed away in February 2020, but his designs continue to charm and lift the spirits.

If your dog's home is big enough to include a bathroom, make sure they get their paws on this roll top bath with claw feet!

Bath time need never be a run-of-the-mill chore again. This Diamond Swarovski Crystal Dog Bathtub is glitzy, glamorous and essential for any Hollywood hound.

For the more outdoorsy or larger dog however, who likes to get his paws really muddy, you might want to invest in the Plankbridge handcrafted dog wash hut. Your canine friend can indulge in a wash and blow-dry before he even steps foot in your hoovered home.

A scaled-down version of the traditional shepherd’s hut, the tin-cladded dog wash hut sits on sturdy cast-iron wheels which have been "forged over Dorset charcoal", say Plankbridge. It can be painted in your favourite heritage colour.

Inside is a walk-in shower for a pooch rinse and shampoo, before they dry off under the wall-mounted dryer. There’s also a handcrafted ten-peg Shaker shelf for storing dog leads and that all-important treat tin.

With prices starting at £15,500 ($20.1k), the dog wash hut can be engraved with your pet’s name too. But if you’re not quite ready to part with that amount, the company also offer dog-friendly huts to rent across the UK where owners can unwind with their four-legged friends.

Far more fun than bath time, sleeping is one of our dogs' favourite activities. So why not make sure they do it in style?

Luxury beds come in some seriously fun shapes and sizes and who will win the game of bones? Bring King’s Landing and eternal glory into your own home with this fantastic Game of Thrones-inspired dog bed from MadeForPets.

You’ll have every dog from all over Westeros clamouring for their chance to sit on the infamous iron throne.

There'll be no drab afternoons for any canine reclining on this tropical-style dog basket. This sunbrella dog bed from Frontgate comes with an adjustable canopy and is made from beautiful woven wicker.

Perfect for keeping cool on the terrace on those long hot summer days while your owner whips you up a snack.

If your chaotic canines are feeling ruff after a day of running up and down the garden, chasing each other’s tails and burying bones in your lawn, why not purchase their own snuggle seat so they can kick back and relax with you in the evenings?

Although it’ll probably cost more than a ‘human’ sofa, Haute House Home will have your pets laying in the lap of luxury with this plush blue velvet Gigi loveseat.

Be gone, bland pet beds! Hello, a worthy place to rest a dog’s head.

With some serious luxury details, including hand-carved oakwood details and the softest velvet imaginable, the aptly named business Pets Own Us provides this glorious bed.

After a day barking at the postman, your best friend can lay down for slumber in comfort. They can draw the curtains for privacy too.

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