The text describes a luxury pet furniture brand that is offered for sale by its founders. This business specializes in designing and selling pet beds that resemble furniture, featuring solid hardwood frames, orthopedic foam with waterproof liners, washable covers, and a ten-year warranty. It is an asset sale and includes the brand, domain, a Shopify storefront, a creative library, an unreleased product catalog, a US-based third-party logistics account, a Wayfair supplier position, and 625 units of finished goods. The asking price is $64,500. The business operates with its own inventory rather than dropshipping. Inventory is stored in a third-party logistics warehouse in the United States. Current stock comprises 425 units of Haven beds at $399 each, 100 Modern Day Beds at $175 each, and 100 Circle beds at $125 each, with a total landed cost of $56,100 and a list value of $199,575. The Haven's shipping weight poses an operational challenge, impacting the cost-effectiveness of free shipping which has affected inventory movement. The customer base is small, largely targeting women aged 45 to 65 who integrate pets into their home decor. Twenty-four customers have purchased over the past year, but without repeat purchases, lifetime value remains unproven. The business has a small Klaviyo subscriber list and a comprehensive advertising documentation in Airtable. The storefront is managed on Shopify, and includes advanced marketing and advertising systems. Financially, the company has gross sales of $9,199 in the past year and is unprofitable, with sales hindered by ocean freight disruptions in 2026. The sale price is based on asset value rather than earnings, with no seller financing available.