How do I choose kids wallpaper that will not look dated in two years?
Choose art over theme. Watercolour illustration, botanical forms, landscapes and celestial murals stay interesting as taste develops. The test: would it still look good without the toys?
What colour palette works best for a kids room that ages well?
Restrained palettes age better than saturated ones. Soft watercolour tones, warm pastels and natural colours such as cream, sage, powder blue and dusty rose suit a room for several years. High-saturation primary colours date quickly.
Is it worth getting nursery wallpaper the baby cannot appreciate yet?
Yes. A nursery is for the parents as much as the baby, and a beautiful room you want to spend time in is worth having. A good design also grows with the child instead of being outgrown.
Should I involve my child in choosing the wallpaper?
From about age three or four, yes. Offer a shortlist of designs that meet your standards and let them choose. Both of you are then happy with the result.
Can I use removable wallpaper in a child's room?
Yes. Every design comes in peel and stick, which needs no paste and removes without damaging smooth, properly cured painted walls. That helps in a child's room, where the design may change as they grow.
Can I see the colours before I order?
Yes. Order a sample for $30 to see the colours and finish in your own light before choosing your wall size.