14 Wall Art Decor Ideas for Kids

Kids need wall art for their own rooms, and if they can help you put it together, it’s even better! Here are 14 wall art décor ideas for kids, that you’ll like just as much as they do.

1. With a circle punch and coordinating sheets of scrapbook paper, you and the kids can put together a fun piece of art for their wall that both of you will love. See how at Mer Mag.

 

2. Got a happy girl on your hands? She’ll love this DIY “Happy Girl” sign that lets everyone know it! The best part? It lights up!

 

3. Over at Curbly, see how to put together a colorful 3D geometric wall art with tons of possibilities!

 

4. Use your favorite Instagram photos to create an Instagram photo wall. Anyone would love this!

 

5. Animals are always a hit in a nursery or toddler’s room. Try your hand at crafting a lion, or other favorite animal, for your child’s wall.

 

6. How adorable are these tutu canvas wall art displays? Cool Creativity shows you how to make this cute décor.

6. Bandana art is perfect for a teen room, and just so easy! Just stretch bandanas in embroidery hoops and hang.

 

7. Create an awesome mural with a giant painting of the moon in gold paint. Amazing!

 

8. What little guy wouldn’t love a superhero plaque on his bedroom wall? See All Things Thrifty for a tutorial.

 

9. Instead of tossing out your wall calendar every year, save the art from it for a gallery wall.

 

10. Here’s an easy hexagon wall treatment from My Sister’s Suitcase. It’s just paint and cardboard, with fantastic results.

 

11. I love this cute rainbow cloud! Bend some wire into a cloud shape and some raindrops, and then add ribbon in rainbow colors to tie it all together.

 

12. How about this idea? Paint a branch and mount it on the wall to make a fun shelf for a boy to perch his plastic animals or dinosaurs on.

 

13. Ah, the world of Minecraft! If your child is into anything Minecraft, he’ll love this Minecraft wall art made from decals.

 

14. Here’s a unique and really fun idea! Take pictures of your child’s favorite toys, and then blow them up into giant posters perfect for the playroom wall.