Funny Cat Artwork
Homes instantly feel brighter and more joyful when funny cat artwork becomes part of the decor. These framed pieces capture playful expressions, whimsical poses, and humorous moments that celebrate the lighthearted side of feline personality. With charm and character, funny cat artwork brings a delightful sense of fun to both modern and eclectic spaces.
Whisker WisdomFrom $42
Feline GazeFrom $42
Feline StudyFrom $42
Hidden WhimsyFrom $42
Cream Dapper Safari Animals Wall Art19 designs. You pick the mix.From $43 for 1 print
Pale Blue Dapper Animals Wall Art19 designs. You pick the mix.From $43 for 1 print
Gentle WatchersFrom $42
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Peach Sky WatchFrom $42
Stetson WhispersFrom $42
Pawsitive BeatsFrom $42
Midair Soccer CatFrom $43
Purrfect PalsFrom $42
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Scrolling thumbnails only tells you so much. Below, we break down 11 standout pieces, what makes each one work, and how to pair them in your child's room.
Anatomy of a Cat
A striped tabby launches across a fringed rug, claws out and mouth open mid-yowl, labeled like an old science chart. Arrows point to the "Birdie Radar" ears, the "Meow Amplifier," the "Murder Mittens," the "Spring-Loaded Legs" and, on one back paw, the "Toe Beans."
Anyone who has had an ankle ambushed at 2 a.m. will laugh at this one. It suits a big kid's room or teen room with dusty blue walls, where the cream page glows. A pale wood frame keeps it light above a desk stacked with science books.
A Guide to Cat Breeds
Nine cats sit in three tidy rows, each with a cheeky nickname. A chatty Siamese is The Chatterbox, a Persian beside a ball of yarn is The Fluffball, a spotted Bengal is The Miniature Leopard, and a short-legged kitten standing against a ruler is The Low-Rider.
Kids who love facts will read every label twice, then argue about which one is the family cat. Hang it at eye level in a reading nook or a shared sibling room with terracotta or blush walls. A black frame gives the parchment tones a crisp edge.
Pawsitive Beats
A black cat with round golden eyes and rosy cheeks hops up on his back legs beside a mustard record player, paws raised like his favorite song just came on. Gold music notes and a treble clef bounce around him on a buttery cream background.
This is dance-party energy for a toddler room or playroom with sage or mint walls. Hang it near wherever the music really happens, by a speaker or a little record player. It also makes a fun start to a corner of music wall art for a kid who drums on everything.
Goal Kick Soccer Cat
A brown cat in a blue and white striped jersey, blue shorts and tall socks flips upside down for a bicycle kick, one black cleat reaching for the ball overhead. Motion lines show the speed, his tail curls underneath, and a mustard strip of field sits below a pale blue sky.
It's made for the kid who practices kicks against the bedroom door. It looks sharp in a big kid's room with white or light gray walls and a black frame, next to a ball bin or a team pennant. Add more of our soccer wall art for a full game-day wall.
Cream Dapper Safari Animals Gallery
Safari animals in sunglasses, sitting politely on cream. There's a lion cub in gold aviators, a hyena in purple round shades, a lemur in green specs, a meerkat in red frames, a grinning crocodile in black sunglasses and a rhino in a tiny round pair.
The lion cub is the cat of the bunch, and he brings all the attitude. Pick your favorites from the lineup and hang three in a row above a crib or six in a grid over a dresser. Light oak frames and oatmeal walls keep a nursery or shared kids' room warm.
Heart Eye Lynx
A spotted lynx kitten sits tall on powder blue, wearing pink heart-shaped sunglasses with his black ear tufts pointing straight up. There's a small smug smile under the whiskers, and his beige and brown coat is shown in soft, clean detail.
He's a cool customer for a girl's nursery or toddler room with blush, white or sky-blue walls. A white frame keeps him airy, and he fits right in beside the sunglasses gang from the safari gallery. If pink isn't your color, we can swap the glasses to a shade that suits your room.
Gentle Watchers
Five cats stare down at you as if you've just flopped onto the floor. There's a ginger tabby, a fluffy gray, a black cat with a pink tongue poking out, a calico, and a cream-and-brown cat peering in upside down from the top edge, all against a periwinkle sky.
Anyone who has ever lain down near a cat knows this view. Hang the wide piece over a bed or a toy shelf in a kids' room with navy or slate walls, so the blue melts into the room. A natural wood frame adds warmth. Then let the kids name all five.
Hidden Whimsy
A gray-green kitten peeks around a red-edged door frame, one paw curled over the side and two huge amber eyes asking what you're up to. Behind him, sunny yellow and cream panels have loose brushstroke styling.
It's peekaboo in picture form, and toddlers tend to grin back at it every single time. Try it in a playroom or a kids' room with deep teal or forest green walls, framed in black. Hang it right beside a doorway and the joke lands twice.
Feline Gaze
A white kitten with orange and gray patches tips her chin up, blue eyes fixed on something just out of frame. She wears an orange collar with a little gold bell, and behind her the background sweeps from red to orange to sunny yellow in thick brushstroke styling.
That upward stare is pure cat: somewhere above her there's a moth, and she has plans. She warms up a toddler room or playroom, and she's happiest on terracotta, cream or soft white walls. A light oak frame keeps the colors bright.
Peach Sky Watch
A black cat clings to a rust-orange tree trunk, paws tucked together and mouth set in a flat little frown, eyes sliding sideways like he isn't sure how he got up here. Peach and cream clouds drift across a mint-green sky, with dark leaves along the top.
Every family has a cat-stuck-in-a-tree story, and this guy looks unimpressed with his. Mint, peach and rust work nicely in a kids' room or reading nook with warm white walls and natural wood. Hang it at a child's eye level so they can meet his stare.
Purrfect Pals
Three kittens hang their paws over a weathered wooden fence: a fluffy white one with blue eyes, a black one with green eyes and a ginger tabby wearing a grin. Big white clouds roll across a bright blue sky in thick brushstroke styling.
This trio is the sweeter side of the collection, three curious faces waiting for something to happen. They suit a baby's room or nursery with white or cloud-blue walls and a light oak frame. Hang it above a dresser or changing table, where a baby can look up and find all three.