Pussy Home Boutique, the shop that's the Brighton home of Paul Frank, the Moomins, Miffy, Tatty Devine, and all your favourite things.

This is the art section. Fancy.

Bird Cage sticker

Large bird cage wall sticker, 41 x 28. This reminds me of my dear old budgie, Jimmy, who used to fly around the kitchen and have a little shower under the tap, saying 'pretty boy', only much less messy and more like a canary.

£4.99

Best of British print

Happy sixties graphic with joyful commuters going happily to work on a happy British bus - they had conductors in those days of course, tinging that little bell, which probably made all the difference happiness-wise. 70 x 50cm, unframed

£20.00

Daddy's Pants

Crazy print of kids in large trousers (we used to do this ALL the time in the sixties you know) 70 x 50cm, unframed

£20.00

Isabelle and small bottle

There is some kind of translation glitch here obviously, no definite or indefinite article in front of 'small bottle' - but it all adds to the kooky Euro charm of this pretty print. 70 x 50cm, unframed

£20.00

Karlek

We don't know what this means really but Love in Swedish seems like a good guess. 70 x 50cm, unframed

£20.00

Han ar optimist

This little chap doesn't exactly look optimistic but we're guessing that that is what the text means - maybe that case is full of money - that always helps one to develop a sunny outlook. 70 x 50cm, unframed

£20.00

Keep Calm and Carry On

I love this poster and it's soothing message - it understands that you are a little bit stressed today but knows you'll be ok. Reproduced from a Second World War original it is at home anywhere in the house. Kitchen - good; hall - very good; office - oh yes; Bedroom - excellent. 60 x 43cm high, unframed but we recommend www.fastframes.co.uk for good, cheap and yes, fast frames

£10.00

Prints of classic book jackets - Dorothy Parker

Buy the books then buy the A1 poster to celebrate the inspirational wit of Dorothy Parker who famously said that she would 'rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.' And who believed that the two most beautiful words in the English language were 'cheque enclosed'. I'll drink to that Dotty dear.

£10.99