Sleeping Cat Monitor Topper, Lazy Cat Shelf Sitter Desk Decor

Every cat has a favorite ledge and a favorite nap. This little figurine combines both: a cat stretched out fast asleep with its chin on its paw, its tail curled up behind, and one front leg dangling lazily over the edge. Set it on the top of your monitor, the edge of a shelf or the corner of a desk, and it looks like a real cat has settled in for the afternoon.

Please note: this figurine is 3D printed, so fine layer lines on the surface are normal and part of how it's made.

Made to Sit on an Edge

The design is shaped to hang over a ledge. The cat's body rests flat on top while one paw drops down the front, so it only really comes to life when it's placed on an edge. Try it on a monitor, a bookshelf, a picture frame, a windowsill or the top of a speaker. It's lightweight, so it sits easily without taking up space.

Key Features

• Sleeping Cat Design: a relaxed cat with its paw hanging over the edge
• Edge Sitter Shape: made for monitors, shelves and desk corners
• 3D Printed: a soft, textured finish with visible layer lines
• Lightweight Plastic: easy to place and move
• Compact Size: about 3.8 x 1.6 in

Where It Looks Best

• On top of a computer monitor or laptop screen edge
• Along a bookshelf or floating shelf
• On the edge of a gaming setup or desk riser
• On a windowsill or the top of a picture frame

Product Details

• Type: cat figurine / monitor topper
• Material: plastic
• Craft: 3D printed, textured finish
• Size: about 9.7 cm long x 4 cm tall (3.82 x 1.57 in)
• Color: gray
• Quantity: 1 figurine
• Recommended age: 14+

Build a desk full of cats with our hold-everything dancing cat figures and realistic mini kittens in cat decor, or find more gifts for coworkers in friendship cat gifts. Curious what cat naps mean? Read our guide to cat sleeping positions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it stay on my monitor?

It rests on top of thin monitor edges and shelves. For very thin bezels or a shaky desk, a small piece of removable putty underneath keeps it steady.

Are the lines on the surface a defect?

No. Fine layer lines are a normal result of 3D printing and give it a textured look.

Is it a toy?

No. It's a decorative figurine for ages 14 and up and isn't meant to be played with.

Add it to your cart and give your desk a cat that never knocks anything off.