Five pieces for little rooms that you’ll actually want to look at, too.
Kids’ rooms are a chance to have a little more fun with color and personality. But playful doesn’t have to mean overly themed. These five pieces feel right for a child’s space while still fitting beautifully into the rest of the home.
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01 — NINE MOODS
Paper Collective
Graphic, colorful and playful without feeling juvenile. The expressive little faces make it especially charming for a child’s room, while the simple Scandinavian design keeps it sophisticated.
WHY WE LIKE IT
Good graphic design first, kids’ art second.
Nine Moods
02 — ALPHABET
Olivia Holden / PSTR Studio
A much more interesting take on the classic alphabet print. The hand-painted, folk-art-inspired illustrations give it warmth and personality without feeling overly educational.
WHY WE LIKE IT
Educational without looking educational.
Alphabet By Olivia Holden
03 — NEON POP FLOWER
Zoe Wodarz / PSTR Studio
Bright, joyful and just a little unexpected. This is the kind of piece that can bring an otherwise simple room to life with one big hit of color.
WHY WE LIKE IT
Playful enough for them, cool enough for you.
Neon Pop Flower by Zoe Wodarz
04 — MATCH POINT MAYHEM
Venus Williams / Crate & Kids
A colorful, graphic take on tennis that feels more like modern art than traditional sports decor. Especially good for a sports-loving kid whose room you’d rather not turn into a locker room.
WHY WE LIKE IT
Sports art, without the sports-room look.
Match Point Mayhem by Venus Williams
05 — MONSTER HEIGHT CHART
West Elm
Part wall art, part childhood keepsake. Mark their height as they grow and something purely functional becomes a record you’ll probably want to keep.
WHY WE LIKE IT
Useful now, sentimental later.
THE TAKEAWAY
Choose art for a kid’s room the same way you would anywhere else: something with personality that you’d be happy to live with for years.
Monster Height Chart
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