
They key to choosing the right wall mural for your child’s bedroom is to focus on what they like. This will depend on the age of the child to a certain extent and also whether they’re a boy or a girl (though that doesn’t mean your daughter won’t be into toy soldiers and robots – could well be!).
Once you’ve picked a particular interest of your child you can begin your search. Here at Wallbeard we thought we’d help you out with a little inspiration, picking on subjects your child might be interested in.
Take a look at these to give you an idea of what can be achieved with the right image.
- Every prince or princess needs a castle and they can make for some fantastic murals, no matter the size of the wall.
- This one adds a ton of colour and a lot of fun to the room. We’re thinking this might be our favourite!
- If you have pets then your kids may well like a mural that features them – remember, you can use your own photos to create a unique mural all your own. Kittens…
- …or puppies?
- For the older child, fashion might be a passion. So a suitable wall mural like this one could work well.
- Or if you want something less…brash?…a repeating pattern like this would work well.
- Dinosaurs. Yet to meet a kid who didn’t like dinosaurs at some point! But be careful…you don’t want to give them nightmares. This one is nice and friendly.
- A little grittier, but still not scary!
- Ok, getting a bit more serious now…this dinosaur wall mural might be better for the older child.
- Finally on the dinosaur front, a T Rex wall mural is brilliant…no kid can resist a T Rex, right?
- Space is a common love of children, so a fun space themed wall mural like this one is going to work REALLY well in the bedroom.
- For girls it could be unicorns and fairies – in which case a mural featuring both, like this one, is something they will LOVE!
- Of course, you can match the image to the rest of your décor…we think this one works beautifully on what is a relatively small wall area.
- If your child has no specific interests yet, that doesn’t mean you have to abandon the wall mural idea. Something generic like this will brighten up the room still.
- Illustrations are another option, like this one with its bright blue skies, colourful hot air balloons and, of course, a rainbow.
- In fact, a rainbow wall mural is a super way of introducing colour to your child’s bedroom and it doesn’t have to be complicated or fancy.
- Last but by no means least, flowers can bring colour and fun too, so a repeating pattern like this one is a great idea, especially for smaller feature walls.
What do your kids love? And would that make for a stunning mural in your home? Hopefully we’ve inspired you to give it a little thought…
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