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25 options for Kids’ Room Art
Kids’ rooms can be the most fun and the most daunting to decorate. Finding a theme and color scheme that you can both love is just a start. And decorating on a modest-cost is always a key factor — who wants to spend thousands of dollars on a room that will be changed within a couple of years? We’ve rounded up 25 kids room art options to help you decorate in style without breaking the bank.
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This scrabble tile family name art is one of my go-to projects. You could easily do your child’s name and some adjectives describing them or their interests to customize it.
An alphabet wall is a classic and fun way to help your child learn to identify their letters, and it’s so straightforward to customize (and change later, if you want) the colors of the letters.
A giant picture — for under $20? I think I could use one in every room! And this option would fit for kids of any age, from newborn up to tweens and teenagers. Head over to Sugar Bee Crafts for the details.
This ombre paint chip art, shared by The Lovely Cupboard, is a direct way to add color to your child’s room.
This Handmade striped wall art is straightforward, modern, and colorful — just what every kid’s room needs! Get the details on how Alison from Classy Columbus Designs made it here.
Love washi tape? or counted cross-stitch? Crab and Fish combined the two to make this solid monster truck wall mural in her son’s room!
If you have little explorers on your hands, this pieced map art, by Creative Juices Decor, is sure to thrill them…
and this scrapbook paper map of the United States by My Life and Kids will definitely help their geography!
For a tween or teenager (or a family room), this life-sized photo booth strip is a fun way to capture them and their friends. Get the details to make your own from Kim Demmon at Spoonful. (And it’s also really fun on the back of a door!)
If your child has a go-to picture book, or just a book where you love the art, make a quick and inexpensive wall art collection with book pages (or photocopied book pages) like Megan from Honey We’re Home shared here. 
This string wall art is such a fun and inexpensive way to dress up a large portion of the wall. (If you’re renting or worried about nailing right into the wall, you can create the art on a large piece of wood instead.) Get the walkthrough for the string wall art from NineRed, and while you’re there, browse his great library of string art he’s created!
Using a bedding set that you love as art inspiration is a great place to start if you’re stuck! Racks and Mooby shared how they hand-painted flowers on the wall to match their daughter’s comforter.
I love the simplicity and versatility of this love wall art from Make It and Love It. Change the color and the lettering font and you can create a totally different look to fit a different style of room.
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If you have an artist on your hands, creating a gallery wall of their work like this one by Angie of Echoes of Laughter is a great way to add color and personality to their room!
And while your little artist is working, use this free printable from Fiveorite Things to let them create a nice piece for their room, your family room or as a housewarming gift. 
What little girl wouldn’t love paper butterfly wall art like Poodle Design created? My girls would love to have butterflies in every color, on every surface!
And while we’re talking girly rooms, this ruffled crepe paper streamer art is well fitted! Stephanie Lynn shared the details with us here.
And these book page blossoms by Erin at Lemon Tree Creations would look great alone or as part of a direct girly gallery wall!
For something more gender neutral, I love this direct paper circles tree by Ginny Phillips, on Design Dazzle.
These baby tracks art pieces are a great way to save a baby or toddler’s foot and handprints and decorate at the same time. Cheri from I Am Momma, Hear Me Roar shows you how to make three different animals: this elephant, a lamb, and an owl.
Did you know that you can iron fabric decorations right on to your wall? The only limit is your creativity… and how long you can hold the iron up! Learn how Sharon from This Thrifty House created her fabric wall decals.
Silhouettes can work for any kid, any age — just use one of them or find a silhouette of their go-to sport or activity. Deanne Jane at Cullen Kid’s Mum created this cute and classic silhouette art.
This button monogram art is to die for! See this one at Caitlin Creer Interiors, and follow the same walkthrough from Curbly.
This Pottery Barn inspired motorcycle triptych by Posh Pieces is a fun way to add your child’s interests to their wall.
This bird art is part paint, part paper, so it only takes a small amount of skill and just a few supplies!
This zodiac constellation art is well fitted for the stargazer in your family! Get the details from Martha Stewart.
Have you decorated your child’s room? We’d love to see! You can see the progress I’ve made on my oldest daughter’s room here.
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