A category where we have avoided the usual pitfalls: no Disney and no familiar licensed characters (legal issues, and often questionable graphic quality). Instead, there are vintage educational plates (alphabets from the 50s, zoological illustrations for children, Montessori posters reworked in a soft palette), contemporary illustrations by children’s illustrators, and a few museum exhibition posters whose visuals work well in a child’s room.
A little advice: children rarely choose the right artworks for themselves; the “favourite hero” effect tends to win. It is better to decide for them. They will grow attached to the choice.
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From the naive animal to the realistic one, in a soft palette. How to move an animal poster from the living room to a child’s room without tipping into the twee.
A poster for a child's bedroom must last at least five years. How to choose images that grow with the child, without falling into kitsch or the overly babyish.
This collection is being curated. The first works will land in the coming weeks.
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