About this collection
The cat print collection at Haze & Juniper splits into a few distinct strands worth knowing about.
The cosy and bookish end of the range, including the Cat Reading Print and the Sleeping Tabby Cat Print, suits bedrooms, reading nooks, and living rooms. The compositions are calm and the palettes are soft. They sit well in gallery walls and work equally well on their own.
The bathroom and humour prints take a different approach. The Say When Cat Wine Print, the Cat on Toilet Print, and the Are You Pooping Cat Print all borrow from fine art or illustration traditions and apply them to scenarios that are, frankly, funnier. They're the kind of prints that people stop and look at in someone's bathroom and then immediately ask where they came from.
There's also a Japanese-inspired strand of cats drawn in the style of Ukiyo-e woodblock prints, sitting at the intersection of the cat collection and the Japanese prints collection. If that aesthetic appeals, the Japanese Cat Print and the Sleeping Cat Japanese Print are both strong starting points.
What rooms work best for cat wall art?
Bathrooms are the natural home for the more characterful cat prints. A single well-chosen piece does more here than a generic print ever would, and cat bathroom art has become one of the most-searched categories in the collection for good reason.
Bedrooms and reading corners suit the cosy end of the range. The sleeping cat prints and reading cat prints work well in these spaces; the subject matter matches the mood of the room.
Kitchens and living rooms can take something with more presence. The Cat Wine Kitchen Print and the Cat Matisse Print both hold their own in rooms that see more traffic.
For gallery walls, mixing one or two cat prints with botanical prints or vintage prints tends to work better than an all-cat wall unless you're committed to the bit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What styles of cat wall art are in this collection?
The collection spans several styles: cosy illustrated cat prints with warm palettes and quiet compositions; humour and bathroom prints that take fine art aesthetics in a funnier direction; Japanese Ukiyo-e inspired cat illustrations; Matisse-influenced designs; vintage and dark academia cat prints; and sleeping cat prints. Most subjects are depicted as black cats, tabbies, or ginger cats, with a small number of breed-specific prints also available.
Are these cat prints good as gifts?
Cat prints are among the most-gifted items in the collection. They work particularly well for cat owners, cat moms, book lovers who happen to have cats, and anyone whose taste leans toward art that has a bit of character rather than just filling a wall. The bathroom and humour prints tend to land well as gifts because they feel considered rather than generic. See also the wider animal prints collection and dog prints if you're buying for a pet owner more generally.
What sizes are available?
Most prints are available in multiple sizes from 5x7 / A5 up to A1. Full size options are listed on each individual product page, with a size guide to help you choose.
Are the prints framed?
All prints are sold unframed unless otherwise stated. We're introducing framed options on selected products. Check the individual listing for current availability. Standard frames from IKEA or Amazon fit the paper sizes well if you want to frame at home.
What is the print quality like?
Prints are produced on FSC-certified 200gsm fine art paper using a 12-colour press. The matte finish is glare-free, which means colours read cleanly under most lighting conditions. Customers frequently note that the quality feels better in person than they expected from an online order, particularly the paper weight and colour accuracy.
Where do you ship and how long does delivery take?
We ship worldwide via Gelato's global print network, which means your order is fulfilled close to where you live rather than shipped from a single location. Most orders arrive within 2–5 business days. Free shipping applies to US and UK orders.
