The Kind of Decor That Makes People Look Twice.
Long noses, sideways glances and wonderfully awkward expressions turn these vintage-inspired animal figurines into tiny characters with personalities of their own.
Your Shelf Doesn't Need Another Generic Ornament.
Beautiful spaces feel collected—not copied from a catalog. These little characters bring personality to the empty corners that ordinary decor often leaves feeling flat.
Two Faces. Two Very Different Attitudes.
The mouse looks permanently suspicious. The cat looks like it already knows exactly what happened—and isn't impressed. Their exaggerated expressions make them feel less like ornaments and more like characters who wandered into your home.
Made to Look Like a Well-Loved Find.
Muted olive green, burnt orange and intentionally distressed surface details give each figure the warm character of an object that feels discovered rather than factory-fresh.
Ordinary Animal Decor vs. Decor With Personality
A small change in expression, shape and finish can completely change how memorable a decorative object feels.
Give an Everyday Corner a Point of View.
Tuck one beside old books, a framed print, a lamp or a ceramic vase. Their compact size makes them easy to style without crowding the room—while their unusual expressions make the corner instantly more memorable.
Suspicious Mouse or Judgmental Cat?
Pick the personality that suits your room—or keep the pair together for the full cat-and-mouse story.
🐭 The Mouse
SuspiciousOversized ears, long nose, crossed arms, rounded belly, long tail and a permanently curious stare.
🐱 The Cat
JudgmentalDramatically long neck, angular face, sideways eyes, quirky teeth, sculpted paws and a curled tail.
Sized to Stand Out—Not Take Over.
Large enough for the expressions and unusual silhouettes to read clearly across a shelf, yet compact enough for everyday styling.
For People Who Prefer Their Decor With a Sense of Humor.
A fun choice for animal lovers, vintage-decor fans and anyone whose shelves could use something a little less serious.
One Has Questions. The Other Already Knows.
Each character works on its own, but place them together and suddenly there is a whole little story happening on your shelf. The suspicious mouse. The judgmental cat. You can decide what happened.
A Few Things to Know Before They Move In.
What styles can I choose?
What material are the figurines made from?
What does the finish look like?
How large are they?
Where can I display them?
How should I clean them?
Should I choose one or the pair?
Is this a good gift?
Pick the Character That Looks Like It Belongs in Your Home.
Choose the suspicious Mouse, the judgmental Cat, or bring the wonderfully awkward pair home together.