Animal Wall Art

What's in the collection

The range crosses every style in the shop. Japanese prints bring tigers resting under cherry blossoms, koi circling in navy water and red-crowned cranes against bamboo. Western designs add a collie in a cowboy hat, a hunter walking with his dog, flying ducks and a saddled horse on gingham. The fine art side holds older work: a horned owl cut in woodblock, egrets and a cockatoo by Ohara Koson, a greyhound poster and cats sketched by Jean Bernard. Cat lovers can go straight to our cat wall art, and dog owners to dog wall art.

One house style

Each print gives one animal, or one small group, the whole sheet, so the subject reads from across the room. Palettes run from ink black and red on cream to bright retro color, which makes it easy to build a wall around a single species or a single color. Pair birds with botanical prints for a quiet bedroom, or hang a roaring print alone above a sofa. Browse bird wall art and tiger wall art to see each family on its own.

Sizes, paper and framing

Every design is offered on archival matte paper and on matte canvas, either stretched on a wooden bar or set in a solid wood floating frame in white, black, espresso or natural. Size options are listed on each product page, including A-series sizes for European frames where the format allows. Printed with pigment-based archival inks, rated to resist fading for decades indoors.

Questions about animal wall art

Which rooms suit animal wall art?

Cats and ducks in cameo frames suit a nursery or kids room, koi and cranes a bathroom or bedroom, and tigers or a hunter with his dog a living room or office.

Can I mix styles within animal wall art?

Yes. Keep one shared color, such as red or navy, and a Japanese tiger will sit comfortably next to a western collie.

What size animal wall art works above a sofa?

A single large canvas or a pair of medium prints fills most sofa walls. The wall art size guide shows each size in a room.

Is animal wall art a good gift?

Choose the species someone loves, a black cat, a greyhound or a crane, and a print becomes a personal gift without guessing their taste in decor.