Children's wall art

Children's pictures are posters and art prints specially selected for children's rooms, playrooms, and nurseries. The designs can be calm, colorful, playful, educational, or fairy-tale-inspired, depending on the child's age and the feel of the room.

A children's picture is more than just decoration. It becomes part of a child's everyday life and can create a sense of security, curiosity, imagination, and conversation.

• Posters for children's rooms, nurseries, playrooms, and reading nooks.
• Designs featuring animals, fairy tales, the alphabet, numbers, space, maps, and nature.
• Wall art suitable for both young children and older kids.
• Creates a more personal, warm, and inspiring children's room.

For a baby's room, soft colors, simple shapes, and harmonious designs are often best. Pastels, calm animal illustrations, clouds, stars, flowers, and little fairy-tale designs create a safe and peaceful feeling.

For the very youngest children, it's best to choose designs that don't feel too intense. A soft color palette makes the room more comfortable and pairs well with the bed, changing table, and textiles.

• Gentle animal designs featuring rabbits, bears, birds, and forest animals.
• Pastel colors, beige, off-white, and light natural tones.
• Stars, moons, clouds, and dreamy designs.
• Personalized posters with names, birth dates, or initials.
• Designs that create a sense of calm rather than strong visual stimulation.

As children grow older, the designs can become more playful, colorful, and personal. Toddlers often enjoy animals, vehicles, dinosaurs, fairy tales, and recognizable characters, while school-age children may like more educational or interest-based posters.

The best approach is to choose designs that reflect the child's world and curiosity while matching the room's colors and style.

• Dinosaurs, jungle animals, forest animals, horses, and sea animals.
• Vehicles, space, planets, sports, music, and maps.
• Alphabet charts, numbers, and educational posters.
• Colorful illustrations that invite play and imagination.
• Prints that can be changed as your child’s interests evolve.

Some children’s room prints stand the test of time and work across several ages. Classic fairy-tale prints, Swedish illustrations, forest animals, starry skies, and floral prints are examples of children’s wall art that won’t quickly feel outdated.

Classic prints are a great choice if you want to create a children’s room that feels timeless and doesn’t need redecorating as soon as your child’s interests change.

• Elsa Beskow and other enchanting Swedish illustrations.
• Forest animals, floral children, stars, and nature prints.
• Gentle fairy-tale prints that work in rooms for babies and older children alike.
• Illustrations that both children and adults can enjoy.
• Prints with a nostalgic, warm, and timeless children’s-book feel.

Educational children’s wall art includes prints that both decorate and help children discover the world. These can feature the alphabet, numbers, world maps, animals, languages, planets, or other subjects that spark curiosity.

They work especially well in children’s bedrooms, playrooms, and by a desk because they provide natural conversation starters and make learning part of everyday life.

• Alphabet prints with letters and illustrations.
• Number prints, shapes, colors, and simple educational prints.
• World maps, maps of Sweden, and animal names.
• Planets, space, nature, and science-themed prints.
• Posters that inspire questions, conversation, and discovery.

Children’s wall art often looks best when hung at a child’s eye level, not an adult’s. This makes the images a natural part of your child’s everyday life and easier to discover during playtime, rest, and story time.

Good places include above the bed, by the changing table, above the dresser, in the reading nook, or along a low wall where your child can see the prints.

• Above the bed for a soft, comforting feel.
• By the changing table, with calming prints for the nursery.
• In the reading nook, with fairy-tale prints and illustrations.
• By the desk, with alphabet, number, map, or space prints.
• At your child’s eye level, so the images are easy to see in everyday life.

Children’s wall art looks especially lovely when the colors in the prints complement the room’s textiles, furniture, and small details. Choose frames in light wood, white, or pastel shades for a soft, harmonious feel.

For a more playful look, you can use colorful frames, poster hangers, or a mix of different sizes. This makes the wall feel more personal and easier to change as your child grows.

• Choose light wood or a white frame for a soft Scandinavian-style children’s room.
• Choose pastel frames or colorful frames for a more playful feel.
• Match poster colors with cushions, bedding, rugs, or curtains.
• Use a poster hanger if you want to change designs easily.
• Keep the color palette cohesive if you want a calmer look.

A gallery wall in a children’s room can be both playful and harmonious. Choose three or five designs that share a color palette, theme or style - for example, animal designs, fairy tales, the alphabet and stars.

Three posters are often enough for a smaller children’s room. In a larger playroom, you can mix more designs and formats for a more imaginative wall.

• Combine animals, fairy tales, the alphabet and personalized designs.
• Use the same frame style for a calm, cohesive feel.
• Mix different sizes for a more playful look.
• Let a larger design take center stage above the bed or dresser.
• Change the designs over time as the child’s interests change.

Children’s wall art makes a much-appreciated gift because it’s both personal, beautiful and useful. It’s especially well suited to christenings, naming ceremonies, first birthdays, birthdays or when a child gets a new room.

A poster featuring the child’s name, a classic fairy-tale design or an animal that suits the children’s room theme often makes a gift that actually gets put up and enjoyed for a long time.

• A perfect gift for a christening, naming ceremony or first birthday.
• Suits new parents, godparents, and grandparents.
• A lovely gift for a new children’s room, nursery or play corner.
• Can be paired with a frame or poster hanger for a complete look.

Yes, children’s wall art works very well in modern children’s rooms. There are both muted, minimalist designs and more colorful illustrations, making it easy to find a style that suits the room.

Soft color palettes, nature themes, graphic illustrations and personalized posters work especially well in modern children’s rooms. They create a warm feel without making the room look cluttered.

• Suits modern, Scandinavian, classic and playful children’s rooms.
• Adds personality without making the room feel cluttered.
• Works both as a standalone poster and as part of a larger gallery wall.
• Can be tailored to the child’s age, colors and interests.

Our children’s wall art and posters are printed on matte premium paper, giving the designs a soft, stylish and exclusive feel. Matte paper is especially well suited to children’s rooms because colors, lines and details stand out without distracting glare.

Children’s wall art often draws on imagination, comfort and little details that children discover over time. That’s why print quality and the feel of the paper matter for each poster to retain its warmth, clarity and playful feel on the wall.