Cat Wall Murals

Kittens in outfits. Cats mid-pounce. Illustrated tabbies in soft pastels. Our cute cat wallpaper range is the kind that makes people stop and smile the moment they walk into a room. 

These designs sit naturally in a kids' bedroom or nursery, but don't discount them for adult spaces; a playful cat pattern can add exactly the right amount of personality to a kitchen or home office without trying too hard. Pair with clean white woodwork and natural textures to stop it from tipping into overwhelming.

A minimal scatter of near-black cat silhouettes, crescent moons and tiny stars across a white ground: black cat wallpaper manages to feel both witchy and restrained at the same time. That balance is hard to find, and it's why these themes work in a bedroom, a hallway, and even a home office without missing a beat. 

Black cat designs generally punch above their weight in terms of versatility, as they read as graphic and considered rather than loud, and they hold their own against most color schemes.

For rooms that aren't afraid to commit, our big cat wallpaper range is built for feature walls that genuinely feature. Jaguars prowling through tropical foliage. Leopard prints in fashion-forward colorways. Cheetahs in chic neutral palettes that somehow manage to feel minimal. Browse our dedicated tiger wallpaper collection for the full big cat edit, or head to animal print wallpaper for the print-led designs. These are statement pieces, though, so plan the rest of the room around them, not the other way around.

Doodle-style line drawings. Comic-book cats mid-expression. Color-blocked graphic patterns that nod to contemporary illustration. Our cartoon cat wallpaper designs have a distinct visual language that’s looser, more characterful, and a lot more fun than a photographic print. They belong in kids' rooms and teen bedrooms, yes, but they have a strong following in creative studios, reading nooks, and any space where the brief is "interesting, not serious".

Cat wallpaper can work in any room, as long as you choose the right print. No need for catfights when redecorating; here’s how you can add your feline friends into any room in a way that suits everyone:

A repeat pattern is the traditional format: the same motif tiles continuously across the wall and can wrap around a whole room or sit on a single panel.

A mural is one large image—custom-printed to your exact wall dimensions—that works best on a single feature wall with some breathing room around it.

Look at what's already in the room — a sofa fabric, a rug, a piece of artwork — and use those tones to filter your options.

Neutral cat designs in cream, gray and black are the most forgiving and travel across almost every interior style. If you want color in the wallpaper, one accent tone is usually enough; more than that, and the design starts to compete with itself.