Creative Ways to Decorate the Kids’ Room

A nursery isn't just a place where babies sleep. This is where babies eat, play and get changed. It's where moms sometimes sit for hours in the middle of the night, holding and rocking and wiping off tears. It's where playdates eventually take place and it's where clothes and toys need to have a home.

There are days in the newborn stage where exhaustion kicks in and you don't feel like you're playing with a full deck. Not to worry. These eye-catching custom-framed letters should help spell things out clearly.

Sharing that first evidence of your perfect little prenatal human(s) was an amazing moment. Why hide it away in a baby book when you can keep the memory mounted—in tasteful minimalist fashion—on their nursery wall? A sound decorating idea, indeed.

Plain wall paint can look pretty but that's not always what little boys are lookin' for in their chill space. Save the sophistication for other areas in the house (your own boudoir perhaps?) since kids love—and need—creative things to connect with. These wall decals are…wait for it…out of this world.

It's always good to remember where you came from. For babies who are interested in their roots, this nostalgic looking ‘Oh Canada' print pinpoints exactly where their birth spot was. The heart marks the spot where your love affair began with that baby.

What a doll. Yes, your babe of course, but we're actually referring to this little guy on the left. The contemporary line carries hand-knit artisan toys, blankets, mobiles and more, made with natural fibre that adds a punch of colour and character to any nursery.

Not surprisingly, soiled baby clothes, washcloths and blankets tend to take away from your beautifully designed and soothing baby nursery space. So stuff it all into a hamper that hides most of it. Kids will love to put their things in the ‘X–marks-the-spot' too.

You'll never have a change of heart about having kids, but changing your mind about their room decor—that's a parents' prerogative. This Canadian creative team understands—so they created their linen-based, sweet, fun and funky wall mural designs knowing you may want to replace them more than once (or not).