A bright, modern print with a sun that states “you are my (sunshine)”. Perfect for a nursery, child’s room, or playroom. Shown in turquoise and yellow. Source: etsy
Posts Categorized / Kids Room
Dry Flower wall decoration
This quintessential way to display dried flowers is with a drying rack on your wall! It brings forth all of the ambiance of nature, a simpler way of life and it exudes charm. Source: etsy
Magnetic wall art
Rather than one boring bulletin board, the entire wall is coated in four coats of magnetic primer and a top coat of yellow. This way the even the littlest members of the family can contribute artwork and special notes. Source: bhg
Monogram Wall Art
Monogram Wall Art looks good on canvas or paper frames. You can use initials of your name as art pieces too. Source: bhg
Quotes wall decoration
Typography can bring a dull wall to life with its uniqueness. Try using quotes or words printed or pasted over a patterned fabric or textured paper in style. Source: craftstylish
Alphabet Wall Art
Alphabet Wall Art is always a great choice for kids room. It enables kids to learn and distiguish letters and colors at an early age. Source:etsy
Ruler wall art
You can scoop up old rulers–some with cool retro logos–for a few bucks. These bird prints, cut from the pages of a dime-store book, match the old-fashioned vibe. We used wood glue to affix the rulers to cheap wooden frames. The rulers are applied differently on each frame to keep things interesting. Source: bhg
Hanky Wall Art
It’s hard to beat the funky retro patterns found in old handkerchiefs. Put them to good use on your walls. We used mat board and cut-to-size glass (your local hardware store can cut glass for you), then displayed them in groupings of like colors. Source: meredith
Natural Leaf Wall Art
This is a smart Natural Leaf Wall Art that will lit up a room. Use different types of dried leaves, coat them with acrylic spray & sandwich between glass frames. Such a lovely feel they’ll give to the room. Source: bhg
