Cat at the Door by Jean Bernard Art Print croissants Also strong in a downstairs

Also strong in a downstairs loo where you want guests to laugh

Keep bright primaries and glossy modern frames away — this one wants matt

The blue brings real energy to a pale room and softens nicely against white tiles or pale wood cabinets

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A narrow space works in its favour

Cat at the Door by Jean Bernard Art Print croissants Also strong in a downstairsWith this quiet cat study, scale decides whether the study room wakes up. A small size keeps it as a personal detail; go larger and the cat becomes a calm focal point on the wall. The drawing brings a settled, lived in feeling to a room the kind of softness that makes a desk corner or reading chair feel more like home. It works well in studies, bedrooms and hallways, hung at eye level above a low bookshelf, a writing desk or a narrow console. Pair it