Most cat prints behave. This one picks a side. A tuxedo cat sits on the loo with a copy of CAT’S TIME, surrounded by trailing plants and pink tiles, painted with thick, confident brushwork.

Hang it and the bathroom stops being purely functional. It gets a sense of humour. Guests notice, then laugh, then look closer at the small details the headlines, the houseplants, the slightly judgemental cat eyes.

It belongs in bathrooms and downstairs loos, but it also earns its place in kitchens, hallways, and any room that already leans warm and plant-heavy. Sits well above a towel rail, a low shelf, or a small console.

Pairs with terracotta pots, painted timber, brass fittings, and pink or warm-cream walls. Striped towels and woven baskets only help.

Keep the rest of the wall quiet this one wants to be the joke, not the chorus. Framed in a slim black or warm oak frame on premium fine-art paper.