Ginger Cat & Martini Canvas Print Gold

Ginger Cat with a Green Martini Canvas Print

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Botanical Bathroom Cat Canvas Print White

Black Cat on the Flower Loo Canvas Print

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Scribble Cat, Standing Canvas Print Black

Scribble Cat, Standing Canvas Print

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Sunlit Retreat with Cat Art Print - White

Sunlit Retreat with Cat Art Print

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Kusama Cat Dots Art Print - Black

Kusama-Inspired Neko Collection Art Print

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Matisse Inspired Serene Retreat Art Print White

Matisse-Inspired Bedroom with a View Art Print

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Cat in My Coffee Cup Art Print - White

Cat in My Coffee Cup Art Print

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Curled Sleeping British Shorthair Canvas Print Black

Curled Sleeping British Shorthair Canvas Print

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Cozy Cat & Dog Snooze Art Print White

Sleepy Cats and Dogs Art Print

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Cool Cat Taco Break Canvas Print White

Cool Cat Taco Break Canvas Print

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Floral Feline Fashion Canvas Print Gold

Fashionista Cat in Floral Coat Canvas Print

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White Cat Sink Company Canvas Print White

Wash Your Paws White Cat Canvas Print

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Serene Sphynx Muse Canvas Print Oak

Sunlit Sphynx Muse Canvas Print

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Cat Bath Ritual Canvas Print White

Cat in the Bath Ritual Canvas Print

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Serene Polka Dot Afternoon Art Print White

Serene Polka Dot Afternoon Art Print

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Morning Calm with Cat Canvas Print Oak

Morning Calm with Cat Canvas Print

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Parisian Cat Café Vibes Canvas Print Oak

Un Cafe Au Lait S'il Vous Plait Canvas Print

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Hello Sweet Cheeks Canvas Print Black

Hello Sweet Cheeks Canvas Print

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Curious Cat in the Bathroom Canvas Print Black

Curious Cat & Loo Roll Canvas Print

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Cozy Cat & Wine Moment Canvas Print Oak

Black Cat and Red Wine Canvas Print

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Cat in the Sunlit Lounge Art Print - Gold
Sun Hat, Tuxedo Cat and Pink Blooms Canvas Print Black
William Morris Black Cats Canvas Print Black

Classic Cats by William Morris Canvas Print

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Playful cat portraits bring warmth and humour to rooms, with convincing likenesses and consistently good print and framing quality.

Cosy Cat Movie Night

I absolutely love it.😻 The artist certainly has a good sense of humour. So much so that I have already placed two more orders. ❤️🐾

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Cozy Cat Movie Night Art Print White Reviewed Cosy Cat Movie Night Art Print →

Fantastic piece! Brought it framed

Fantastic piece! Brought it framed, and the frame is solid and enhanced the print perfectly!

Kim · Verified shopper
Ziggy Stardust & Cat Art Print Gold Reviewed Ziggy & Cat Art Print →

Love it! Grea quality and a fun piece for a little bathroom giggle

Love it! Grea quality and a fun piece for a little bathroom giggle.

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Cat’s Bathroom Break Art Print - Black Reviewed Cat's Bathroom Break Art Print →

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Vintage cat prints vs. modern cat illustrations: which style suits my home?

Choose vintage cat prints if your rooms lean traditional, cottage, farmhouse or layered maximalist, since aged papery tones, painterly detail and antique poster typography echo the nostalgic, patina-rich look designers are favouring for 2026. Choose modern cat illustrations for minimalist, Scandinavian, mid-century or contemporary spaces, where flat colour, clean line work and bold shapes keep walls feeling light. Eclectic homes can mix both, tying them together with one shared accent colour and a consistent frame finish. Framed pieces arrive ready to hang, and returns run 99 days.

Who was Louis Wain, and why are his cat illustrations still popular?

Louis Wain (1860 to 1939) was a British illustrator who became famous for drawing cats as characters, dressed in clothes, sipping tea, playing golf and mimicking Victorian and Edwardian social life. His work appeared everywhere in periodicals, children's books, postcards and yearly annuals, and helped shift public opinion towards seeing cats as beloved household pets rather than pest control. His illustrations stay popular because they are funny, warm and instantly readable, his later kaleidoscopic pieces feel strikingly modern, and a 2021 biopic renewed wide interest. Vintage-style cat art suits nurseries, reading nooks and playful gallery walls.

What's the story behind the Le Chat Noir black cat poster?

It began as advertising. In 1896 Swiss-born, Montmartre-based artist Theophile Alexandre Steinlen designed a colour lithograph announcing an upcoming tour by the shadow-theatre troupe of Le Chat Noir, the Paris cabaret opened by Rodolphe Salis in 1881 and widely called the first modern cabaret. Steinlen, a devoted cat lover, gave the arch-tailed black cat a red halo and glowing gold ground, and the Art Nouveau design outlived the club, which closed after Salis died in 1897. Today it is one of the most reproduced images in poster history.

Are cat art prints actually a good gift for a cat lover?

Honestly, they're one of the best gifts for cat lovers because they're personal without being gimmicky. A beautifully framed cat art print feels considered and grown-up, unlike another novelty mug that ends up at the back of a cupboard. Our framed prints arrive ready to hang with solid wood frames and UV-protective glazing, so the person you're gifting doesn't need to faff around at a framing shop. We'd suggest a 30x40cm or 40x50cm framed print as the sweet spot for a gift: substantial enough to make an impact, easy to find a home for on any wall.

Where should I hang cat wall art so it doesn't look childish?

The trick is placement and style. A single cat illustration print in a clean black or natural oak frame looks fantastic above a hallway console table or in a reading nook, not clustered with other novelty pieces. For a living room, go for something more artistic like a vintage-style cat painting or a minimalist line drawing at 50x70cm or larger, and hang it at eye level as a standalone piece. Keep the surrounding decor simple and let the print do the talking. Cat themed wall art looks best when it's treated like art first, cat second.

What do cats symbolise in artwork, and does it matter when choosing a print?

Cats in paintings have symbolised everything from independence and mystery to domesticity and comfort, depending on the era. In Dutch Golden Age art they often represented untamed nature; in Japanese woodblock prints they're playful tricksters. It doesn't need to dictate your choice, but it's worth knowing because it can help you pick a cat print that fits the mood of your room. A serene, regal cat portrait suits a calm bedroom or study, while a playful or funny cat print brings energy to a kitchen or hallway.

Should I get a framed cat print or a canvas for my wall?

For most rooms, we'd steer you towards a framed cat art print. The solid wood frame and museum-grade paper give it a polished, gallery feel that elevates the subject beyond "pet decor." Canvas works brilliantly if you want a larger statement piece, say 100x150cm above a sofa, because the frameless look with mirrored edges keeps things clean and modern at that scale. Both arrive ready to hang so you won't be wrestling with separate frames. If you're buying as a gift, go framed every time: it feels more complete and considered straight out of the box.

Which famous cat paintings have inspired the cat art prints in this collection?

Cats have a rich history in fine art, from Théophile Steinlen's iconic "Le Chat Noir" poster to Henriette Ronner-Knip's sumptuous Victorian cat portraits and the bold, psychedelic felines of Louis Wain. Japanese ukiyo-e artists like Utagawa Kuniyoshi also created extraordinary cat artwork that still feels fresh today. You'll see echoes of all these traditions across our cat prints for walls, from vintage-inspired illustrations to more contemporary interpretations. If you're drawn to a particular era, try pairing a vintage cat art print with a natural oak frame for warmth, or a black frame for something more graphic and modern.