We often associate wallpaper with formal areas of the home, like the dining room or front entry. But these days, fabulous patterns, colours and textures are being used to enhance any room in a home and one of the areas where your imagination can run wild is the children’s room.
Not only can wallpaper be playful, pretty or cool, it can also be used to personalise your children’s bedrooms and to engage their creativity. The following are some of the ways you can use wallpaper to make your kids’ rooms feel more truly their own. And then look through some of our favourites that we have curated from different sources.
Wallpaper can reflect a child’s favourite hobbies. One great way to thrill a child is to adorn her room with something she absolutely loves. Whether that thing is robots or butterflies, there’s a wallpaper that will speak to your child.
Wallpaper can feature a child’s favourite colours and shapes. There is no shortage of options when it comes to wallpaper. If your child is big on geometric shapes like triangles and stars, consider the many playful papers that combine these shapes to create beautiful abstract patterns.
Wallpaper can provide a canvas for a child’s art. Framed plain wallpapers in black and white can provide a great backdrop for hanging your child’s artwork, as well as engaging your child to paint directly within the frames.
Wallpaper can stimulate your child’s imagination. Whether it reflects an enchanted forest, stargazing at twilight or a scene from a favourite storybook, wallpaper can capture the essence of an environment and transport you to that place. Re-creating your children’s favourite settings, whether fictional or nonfictional, is a true and bold expression of their personalities!
Check out some beautiful wallpapers below:
To Life With Wallpapers
