LOCATION: Odeon Cinema

Inspired by the architecture of Worcester railway bridge linking Malvern and Hereford together, the pattern-work and colour palette of this fingerpost reflects the importance of the Foregate Street Station bridge.

LOCATION: Top of Castle Street

The pears and pear blossom represent the agriculture of Worcester and how before the Tything existed, it was originally fields for harvesting fruit. There are also three random gold pears within the design on both the fingerpost and electric box that represent the pears on Worcester's coat of arms.

LOCATION: Museum of Royal Worcester

This post represents the most iconic look of Worcester Porcelain, as well as the importance of English blue and white tea wares during the 1700s.

LOCATION: University Art House

Claude Monet was the inspiration behind this post as Catt has always admired his work. She wanted to create and leave something within the city that was a nod to the legends of art history. Especially due to the location of this fingerpost being opposite the University’s Art House.

LOCATION: Funeral House

LOCATION: The Butts

Catt has worked alongside The Hive, Worcester to design this finger-post. Not only do the bees on the post represent the hard work and community of The Hive, but the post also shows golden honeycomb shapes each stating the different departments The Hive is made up of.

LOCATION: Friar Street

Catt was commissioned to design and create a finger-post in celebration of King Charles’ Coronation. The bottom is filled with blue delphiniums which are The King’s favourite flowers, and the centre of the post is featured with details of the coronation. The top includes hints of gold which is a nod to the crown.

LOCATION: Bygones

Catt’s inspiration for this particular finger-post was a pair of antique Royal Worcester Porcelain ovoid vases from 1903. Due to the location, outside of Worcester’s antique shop Bygones, Catt wanted this post to set a reminder of the history and heritage of Worcester.

LOCATION: Stonemasons

LOCATION: The Cross

LOCATION: The Paul Pry

LOCATION: Worcester Cathedral

LOCATION: Top of Castle Street

A matching electric box to the nearby finger-post.

LOCATION: University Art House

A matching electric box to the nearby finger-post.

NO LONGER LOCATED due to building development

An electric box that represents Catt as an artist. She loves intricate detail juxtaposed with simplicity and feels that this design really shows that. Peonies are her favourite flower and is a real staple in her work, window art or print. The name is also so fitting as it is positioned where Foregate Street and Pierpoint meet.

LOCATION: Diglis House Hotel

Catt’s interactive electric box is based by the riverside of Worcester, just outside the Diglis House Hotel. This electric box encourages dog walkers to get involved with a little fun by getting their dog to “SIT”, SNAP a photo to then SHARE on social media using the hashtag #dogsofworc

NO LONGER LOCATED

A matching electric box to the nearby finger-post.

LOCATION: Worcester Cricket Ground

Duo electric boxes located outside the Cricket Ground in Worcester representing the sport and grounds, as well as local cricketer Graham Hicks as he holds the record for the most runs (405).