A I like the symmetrical lines I like the little house above the door period

i dont think it needs any other features, its just for cats. I think B has the best design over all.

I prefer A to the others. I think something else added that could be good is sisal walls for scratching. A small heater may not be bad, as cats love heat sources, even in summer they will lay on or around the warmest places.

I like option A because it looks more like a traditional house in its shape. I don't want my cat living in a house that looks better designed than my own house.

C is the best version overall. Given this is a cat 'palace', I think the hand-painted design is very fitting and comes across as regal. I would not add heating or cooling elements to this product, as I think it is fine the way it is. Perhaps a scratching surface on the rear of this palace, but not much else.

I prefer the design on option C as it is more appealing and unique. The feature I would like to see in the cat place is the feeding area,

I like A the best. It has a very Roman/Italian feel to it. I like the farmhouse and field. It works well with this. Option B is too Greek like and Option C has too much of and noble/English feel to it.

I prefer the design shown in Option A because it looks more like a castle, which is cute. The only other feature I would like to see is a scratch pad somehow incorporated into the outside base area.

I like C because of the coat of arms on it. It reminds me of Game of Thrones

I think C is the best design. I would like to see a scratcher surface somewhere on the unit. Preferably with a scratch surface that can be replaced once it reaches the end of its useful life.

I love option A the most because it has the most aesthetically pleasing design. I would add a scratching post to it.

Version B would probably be my overall favorite, primarily because of the shape of the overall structure itself. I prefer the more gentle slope of the roof most of all, as far as physical characteristics are concerned. The art on it isn't bad either, but it's probably my second favorite art-wise, coming in behind C. It's fine as it is more-or-less, but it comes or can come with something to scratch, that'd be very relevant, since my cats tend to like to do that after waking up or before going to bed. So having it as a part of their house would be pretty convenient.

Its gotta be a as its the only one that shows me that is has a design on one of the other sides as well. Which means that it is more memorable.

I like the design of B the most, particularly the image in the circle. I think a heating element under the pad would be a good idea since cats like heat. Other than that, the area is for sleeping so I don't see the need for toys or anything else.

B would be my choice because it has the style and elegance that reflects my Persian kitty, Farsi. I love it just as it is.

I like B the most it has detailed but isnt overly detailed. I would want scratching inside of this choice

A because I love the design on the home, I love the columns a lot. I think it has a great look and overall can't be beat!

I prefer the option B cat palace because I like the circular illustration of the man and his two animals and the neat plant illustrations on this image the most.

I prefer A. The roofline looks most like a traditional house. I think the house is fine as it is since it's supposed to be rather fancy I wouldn't put any toys or scratching pads on it.

I like C because of the design, I really do not see a need for heating and cooling... really? a scratcher would be nice but my cat doesn't have claws.. maybe a space for treats?

I like the look of "C' the best. I like the design above the door, it is creative and reminds me of palaces from the past that I've seen.

1. A2. I like all three of them. It would me neat to have sort of a front porch with a cushion that way the cat cat sleep on the front porch too.

I like option C the best because it gives a little bit of yellow warmth to the house. A warming item would be nice.

I prefer C. I think having something for the cat to scratch or something hanging for them to bat at would be nice

B has a cool design and roof shape, maybe add a scratching pad to the outside

I like the one in Option B, it has nice design and looks comfortable. It'd be great if it has a cooling feature especially for periods of high temperatures.

I like the design of C. It feels like royalty in some way. Heating would be the best option in my opinion, as my cats love to be in a warm place like over a heat vent.

They're all a little too ornate for me, but if it's a palace we're going for, I like the crest on C because it makes me think of royalty. I think adding scratching posts or pads would be nice, but heating and cooling seems completely ridiculous for a cat.

I prefer C because it looks the most like an actual palace, followed by A which is more Roman looking. I do not like or understand the top seals on A and B. A feature I would like in a cat palace is a scratcher, perhaps under the bed if it is not there so that sometimes the cat can just lay on the scratcher or go inside and use it.

I like the design on B the most. I’d like to see a scratch pad.

I think B and would just leave it as it is.

Option B is my favorite design. I would consider buying it as is but if it were to have heating, a light, and even a spot for a tiny bowl of food I would conside rit even more.

I like the little colums on A and the color of it but like the design with the family crest on C. I wish it were the same color as A though. Heated pad inside would be nice for my cat but it would need an outside light so that I know if the heater is on or off. Maybe just a warm and super fuzzy fleece though due to a fire hazard.

I think that C looks really cool with the coat of arms so that would probably be my first choice.