Technical Specifications

Product Type: Tabletop / Desktop Ornament
Figure 1 Dimensions: 14 cm (W) × 35 cm (H)
Figure 2 Dimensions: 20 cm (W) × 28.5 cm (H)
Main Material: Iron / Metal
Finish / Craftsmanship: Semi-manual with retro finish
Design Style: Bauhaus, Mid-Century Modern, Abstract
Set Quantity: 2 pieces

Care & Maintenance

Dust periodically with a dry microfiber cloth, and avoid water or harsh chemical cleaners to preserve the retro iron finish.

Common Questions

Q: Will the taller cat figure fit inside a standard bookshelf compartment?
A: It depends — Figure 1 stands at 35 cm tall, requiring a shelf clearance of at least 36 cm to sit upright comfortably.
Q: Will a colorful animal statue on a console table look tacky?
A: Scale and restraint do the work — this pair spans 35 cm and 28.5 cm on flat plinth bases, so it reads as sculpture rather than toy; keep the surrounding decor neutral and let the pair carry the color.
Q: Can these figurines sit safely on a narrow entryway console table?
A: Yes — the base spans measure 14 cm and 20 cm wide, making them well-suited for consoles at least 22 cm deep.
Q: Is this figurine set suitable for an outdoor patio table?
A: No — crafted from iron with a retro decorative finish, outdoor moisture exposure will cause oxidation over time.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

On a low media credenza or TV cabinet: Set the pair slightly staggered adjacent to the screen; the contrasting heights (35 cm and 28.5 cm) counterbalance low electronics without obstructing screen sightlines.
Paired with warm gallery walls or print nooks: Anchor them alongside framed abstract art on an entryway console, letting the retro-finish metal contrast against soft matte paper prints.
Styled across asymmetrical bookshelf tiers: Place Figure 1 on an open upper shelf and Figure 2 two bays lower beside stacked art books to pull the eye diagonally through the room.
Skip on dining tables or central coffee tables under 60 cm wide: The 35 cm vertical iron profile interrupts face-to-face sightlines across tight seating areas; keep them against perimeter walls or surfaces instead.