Animal characters with a story to tell
The selection includes illustrated rabbits, bears, foxes and giraffes. Some stand alone against a light background; others drive a car, hold balloons or appear in a larger imaginary landscape. This changes how much happens in the picture and where the eye is drawn first.
A simple animal portrait can suit a room where other elements already contain strong colours. A more narrative composition can become the wall’s focal point. Where possible, compare expressions, colours and details with the child; children’s designs do not have to mean the same visual style for everyone.
Rainbows, space journeys and graphic symbols
Moons, clouds, stars and planets appear in several illustrations. There are quiet sky scenes as well as imaginary journeys with animals travelling through space. Rainbows and gentle areas of colour can establish a coordinated palette, while a rocket or small racing car gives the picture a stronger sense of movement.
Letters, numbers and short words also appear as decorative designs. Check the actual characters and language in the print. Changing the shop language does not change the letters or wording on the picture. Choose a design that works visually at its usual viewing distance.
The premium surface is part of the finish
The pictures in this category belong to the premium range. Clear gel is applied by hand over the print to create a physical canvas surface texture. The illustration is a print with a worked finish; product detail images help distinguish the drawn shapes from the actual texture.
Sizes and formats vary between products. A landscape space scene needs a different wall area from an upright animal portrait. Some compositions are spread over several panels; check the product’s parts and dimensions and allow for the gaps when measuring the wall.
Plan the wall as part of the room
Consider repeating one of the picture’s colours in storage, fabrics or furniture. Clear space around the canvas helps the design remain readable when shelves and toys are also visible. Think about everyday use of the room and the position from which the picture is usually seen.
The sound-absorbing construction can help reduce reverberation. Its contribution depends on absorbing area, placement and the room’s other materials. Follow the product’s hanging instructions, choose fixings suited to the wall and read the care advice for the hand-worked gel surface.