Funny bathroom wall art is an easy way to give a guest bath or powder room some personality without changing the whole space. Two animal prints from CozySpiritStudio fit the brief particularly well: one calm and spa-like, one deliberately playful.

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Quick picks

• Calm spa look: Relaxing Cat Bathtub Poster (affiliate link)
• Playful guest-bath look: Dog Grooming Bathroom Wall Art (affiliate link)

1. Relaxing Cat Bathtub Poster

This is the calmer of the two choices and works well if you want bathroom humor without making the room feel busy. The product page still displays pricing from US$36, but the default 5 x 7 in unframed variant was sold out at the latest check, so confirm current size and frame availability before ordering.

The cat poster is printed on premium 200gsm matte paper. Current options include sizes from 5 x 7 in up to 28 x 40 in, with unframed, white, wood, dark wood, and black frame choices.

Check current Relaxing Cat Bathtub Poster options (affiliate link)

2. Dog Grooming Bathroom Wall Art

The dog print is the more playful option and makes sense in a guest bathroom where a little humor is part of the point. The exact live listing and product URL have been verified, and the store currently lists it from US$36.

Check the product page for the current size and frame choices before ordering, since product options can change.

View the Dog Grooming Bathroom Wall Art — from US$36 (affiliate link)

How to choose the right size

In a small bathroom, match the artwork to the empty wall space rather than choosing by print size alone. Above a toilet, towel hooks, or a narrow shelf, leave visible space around the frame so the wall does not feel crowded.

A single small-to-medium print is often enough in a powder room. If you have a larger blank wall, two coordinated pieces can work better than one oversized print.

Where to hang bathroom wall art

Avoid direct splash zones and places where steam is concentrated. A wall opposite the shower, above the toilet, or near towel storage is usually easier on paper artwork than a spot beside the tub or sink.

FAQ

What size art should I hang in a small bathroom?

Start by measuring the clear wall area and choose a print that leaves breathing room on every side. A 5 x 7, 8 x 10, or 11 x 14 in print can suit many smaller spaces, but the wall dimensions matter more than a fixed rule.

Can framed prints go in a bathroom?

Yes, but keep them away from direct water and heavy steam. Wipeable frames and sensible placement make them easier to maintain.

Before you order

• Measure the clear wall area and allow breathing room around the frame.
• Choose a spot away from direct water and the heaviest steam.
• Check the live product page for current price, stock, size, and frame options.
• For a small powder room, start with one print before adding a second piece.

More wall art ideas

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