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Design Unleashed: Best Modern Pet Items From Wayfair’s New Archie & Oscar Line

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Wayfair has gone to the dogs (and others of our favorite furry friends) with a new exclusive line of pet furniture and accessories. Named Archie & Oscar, it features more than 500 items including gerbil cages, pet outdoor chaise lounges and aquariums that mix modern design with everyday function. No need to hide Boot’s scratching post – Archie & Oscar’s version is worthy of sharing living space with your Noguchi sofa.

Archie & Oscar’s products were tested and endorsed by their pet influencers, known as the Wayfair Pet Squad. Here are their picks:

Nala the cat’s picks

Nala is a Siamese/Tabby mix and the Guinness World Record holder for the “Most Popular Cat on Instagram” with 3.6 million followers.

Envy, Zain and Trek’s picks from Archie & Oscar

Three rescue Border Collies based in Pennsylvania.

Venus the two-faced cat’s picks

Venus is famous for her unique facial markings and different eye colors.

Tibby the corgi’s picks

Tibby is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi and Ontario resident.

Here’s more from Wayfair’s new Archie & Oscar pet collection:












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