Girls Room Wall Art
Girls room wall art at MyLittleLore spans 7 printable bundles, from a 54-print cat set to the 152-print Girls Playroom, the largest set in the whole catalogue. Every bundle is an instant digital download for $7.99, delivered in five ratios at 300 DPI, so a full gallery wall is ready to print within minutes of checkout.
What's in the girls room wall art collection?
7 printable bundles make up this collection, each priced at $7.99 and delivered the moment payment clears. 3 are girls-forward from the ground up: Girls Playroom (152 prints, blush and cream, a soft storybook nursery), Girls Playroom 2 (110 prints, pink, lilac and mint, a brighter second set) and Long Live Girlhood (136 prints, lilac and blush, a girlhood aesthetic that carries into the tween years). 2 are themed rather than palette-led: Mermaid Tales (67 prints, a sea-side set with a coastal-cowgirl half) and Wild West Folk Tales (78 prints, desert folk art in rust and maroon). 2 more are girl-adjacent by colour rather than design: Cats Prints (54 prints, bright floral cats) and Kids Playroom 2 (130 prints, the gentlest pastel of the playroom range).
Which girls room bundle should I get?
3 of the 7 are girls-forward from the start, and the choice usually comes down to them. Girls Playroom is the softer, larger starting point at 152 prints for $7.99, about 5 cents a print, in blush, peach and cream, suited from nursery through early school. Girls Playroom 2, at 110 prints, is the brighter coordinating second set in pink, lilac and mint, and does not repeat a single design from the first — a good match for a toddler room or a shared sisters' room. Long Live Girlhood, at 136 prints, is the oldest-feeling of the 3, trading nursery motifs for roller skates, checkerboard and cherries, and suits a big-girl room through the tween years. For a themed room rather than a palette, Mermaid Tales fits a sea-side brief and Wild West Folk Tales fits a desert one. Cats Prints and Kids Playroom 2 were not designed as girls sets; families choose them for colour, not theme.
How do I build a gallery wall in a girl's room?
Size the art to the furniture, not the wall. Above a twin bed (38 inches wide), aim for 24 to 30 inches of combined artwork; above a full (54 inches), 36 to 45 inches; above a queen (60 inches), 40 to 50 inches. Hang the lowest frame 6 to 8 inches above the headboard. 3 or 4 prints from the same bundle, grouped tightly, read as one piece rather than a scatter of frames, and because each bundle is one coordinated set, any 3 or 4 prints from it already match in colour and line weight. The five ratios in every bundle mean an 8x12, a 12x18 and a smaller companion print can fill an above-bed space without a special order. ISO A-series prints (1:1.414) will not sit flush in a 3:4 or 8x10 frame without a small gap or trim; plan for that in advance.
What do you get, and what does it cost per print?
Every bundle in this collection carries five ratios (2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO A-series and 11×14 inch), supplied as 300 DPI JPGs and delivered instantly at checkout, under a personal-use licence. Price never changes the decision, since every set costs $7.99 — the real comparison is theme, palette and count. At 152 prints, Girls Playroom works out to about 5 cents a print; Long Live Girlhood's 136 prints run about 6 cents; Girls Playroom 2's 110 prints about 7 cents; Wild West Folk Tales' 78 prints about 10 cents. Buying three or more bundles together makes every third one free, applied automatically at checkout.
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