About this bundle
Vintage Christmas Wall Art, Set of 108
For your child
What your child does with this wall
A house decorated one shelf at a time — a wreath from one shop, a banner from another — reads as clutter by December. Christmas Classics runs the same velvet-and-cream ground and gold star strings through the living room, mantel, stairs and entryway, so every print on every wall looks like it came from one purchase. Your baby's room takes one or two quieter prints — a Santa or an angel with only the gold star strings above it — hung where a baby can watch and settle. A toddler points at the numbered baubles and names the animals in the set. Start with your mantel and let the rest of the house follow.
The story
What holds Santa's lantern and a mouse in a teacup together?
Christmas Classics runs two kinds of Christmas on the same wall. Santa turns up more than once — carrying his own lantern in one print, his boots disappearing up a chimney in another — alongside an older cast of nutcrackers, snowmen and carolers out in the snow. Beside them sits a newer, toy-shop cast: rocking horses and a gift-box castle among the pieces built for a child rather than a mantel.
A smaller cast works the corners of the same set — mice tucked into teacups, a fox curled in a pram — each sitting on the same velvet-and-cream ground with the same little gold star strings overhead. A handful of pieces, among them a candle and a gingerbread-house window, carry a small kawaii face — a deliberate cute thread running through the older cast.
More of the story
What does the numbered advent tree count, if it isn't a calendar?
One print in the set works differently from the rest: a Christmas tree with its baubles numbered one to 24, made for an older child to count from one end to the other rather than open a door each morning. Threaded around it, the sweeter side of the bundle keeps its own thread — a gingerbread house with a bite already taken out of it, and a plum pudding among them — with the gingerbread house's own windows carrying the same small kawaii face as the candle.
Beyond the numbered tree, a scattering of finishing pieces — a colour chart, a village map — fill gaps between framed prints, and lettered greetings run through the set, including Warm Wishes and Be Merry Little One. Four landscape banners close the File Guide, sized for the run above a mantel rather than a single frame.
Inside the set
What's inside the 108 vintage Christmas wall art prints?
108 designs split 104 portrait and 4 landscape, listed in a numbered File Guide.
- Christmas icons — Santa with his lantern, Santa's boots up the chimney, a bear in a Santa coat, two nutcrackers, two snowmen, angels and carolers in the snow
- Toy-shop treasures — rocking horses, a bunny music box, hot-air balloons, a penguin train, a gift-box castle and a dollhouse dressed for Christmas
- Little companions — mice in teacups and walnut shells, a bunny perched on a bell, a bunny in a stocking, sleepy owls, a fox tucked in a pram, polar bears and a mouse curled in a bauble
- Sweet things — gingerbread houses (one with a bite taken), a Christmas cookie tray, plum pudding, cocoa piled with marshmallows and a gingerbread man
- Words and wishes — lettered greetings throughout, including Merry Christmas, Ho Ho Ho, Noel, Joy, Merry Everything, Santa Stop Here, Warm Wishes and Be Merry Little One
- Finishing touches — a numbered advent-tree print, a Christmas Colour Chart, a snowy village map, a botanical page, six coordinating patterns and four landscape banners for over a mantel
A closer look
A walk through the 108
Paging through the File Guide, the animal, scene and sweet-things groups sit mixed across the pages, with the lettered greetings and the four landscape banners gathered towards the end. The velvet-and-cream ground and the hanging gold star strings repeat across nearly every page. The advent tree, the colour chart, the village map, the botanical page and the six coordinating patterns are the pieces a whole-house display leans on to fill gaps between frames, and the four landscape banners are last, sized for a run above a mantel.
The facts
At a glance
| Prints | 108 |
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| Orientation | 104 portrait, 4 landscape |
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| Print ratios | 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO A-series, 11x14 in |
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| Resolution | 300 DPI print-ready JPG |
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| Delivery | instant download at checkout, nothing shipped |
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| Licence | personal use |
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| Price | $8.44 |
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The palette
What colours does Christmas Classics use?
Deep evergreen and berry-red burgundy velvet carry the night scenes and the Santas, antique gold picks out the star strings and the lettering, and blush pink and cream soften the mice, bunnies and owls so your wall doesn't read as one solid block of red and green. The same velvet-and-cream ground sits behind almost every print, so a living-room Santa, a stairwell nutcracker and a mantel banner hang together as one house. It suits a gold or dark wood frame against a cream or deep-painted wall, wherever you're hanging it — a living room, an entryway, a stairwell or a kids' room kept gentle for the season.
Where it belongs
Which rooms is it best for?
- Best for the whole house — mantel to stairs — dressed in one Christmas look throughout.
- Best for a mantel or stairwell that needs banners sized for the run above it, not a single square frame.
- Best for a kids' room that gets a few gentle prints for December and goes back to its usual wall in January.
- Best for a gallery wall finished before the tree goes up, then reprinted from the same File Guide every December after.
- Want the same season with a woodland cast instead of Santas and nutcrackers? Christmas Woodland runs 79 prints of forest animals getting ready for Christmas, closer to the nursery side of the house.
Gifting
A gift that arrives tonight
Christmas Classics solves the whole-house version of a Christmas gift: one purchase that dresses the mantel, the entryway, the stairs and a kids' room from the same File Guide, rather than a different seasonal set for every wall. Print the four landscape banners for the mantel this week, then come back for the nursery Santa once the stairs are done. It also works as a grandparent's gift chosen the week before a visit or the last-minute December present bought after the shops close, since the download link lands the moment payment clears and the 108 designs stay in your account to reprint every Christmas after.
Questions
Questions parents ask
Is Christmas Classics a nursery set?
No — Christmas Classics is a whole-house set first, built for downstairs as much as any bedroom, with a kids' room or nursery as one room among several rather than the starting point. Downstairs takes the banners, the Santas and the nutcrackers; the nursery takes one or two of the quieter mice and bunnies. All of it comes from the same 108-print purchase.
Does the numbered advent tree have doors to open?
It's a single print with baubles numbered one to 24, not a calendar with anything to unlock behind each number, and there's no functional countdown door anywhere else in the 108-print set. It hangs on the wall like the rest of the prints, and an older child can count the baubles from one to 24 while you pick the wall the family passes every morning.
What sizes can I print Christmas Classics in?
Every one of the 108 designs comes in five ratios at 300 DPI: 2:3 up to 24×36 inches, 3:4 up to 24×32 inches, 4:5 up to 24×30 inches, ISO A5 to A2, and 11×14 inch. Choose the ratio that matches your frame, then print at the size you need.
What paper should I use to print these?
Matte photo paper suits Christmas Classics' evergreen, berry-red and antique-gold palette, since it holds the depth of colour without the glare a glossy sheet throws back under string lights or a mantel lamp. A smooth 200gsm-plus card stock works as the budget alternative for a set printed in bulk across several rooms. Print at 100 percent or actual size, never fit to page.
Can I use these prints in a classroom or daycare?
For your own home, including a homeschool corner, yes — that's personal use. For a school, daycare or paid classroom setting, the personal-use licence doesn't cover business or institutional use, so get in touch before buying and it can be talked through. Home use, gifting and unlimited reprints for yourself are always covered.
Are there any cute or playful details mixed into the vintage look?
A handful of pieces — a candle, a plum pudding, a gingerbread house's own windows — carry a small kawaii face among the more classic Santas and carolers. It's a deliberate thread through Christmas Classics rather than the whole tone of the set, kept to a few prints so a nursery corner can lean playful while the living room and stairs stay closer to the traditional Santas and snowmen.
Is 108 prints for $8.44 good value?
Divide $8.44 by 108 prints and each Christmas Classics design costs under 8 cents, covering five ratios and unlimited reprints rather than one fixed size. That price furnishes downstairs and the kids' room alike from the same purchase, so your whole house can be dressed for Christmas without buying a separate set for every wall.
Keep building the room
Pairs well with
Christmas Woodland (storybook forest animals getting ready for Christmas, for the nursery side of the season) · Celestial Skies (dusty blue and gold for the nursery after the tree comes down)
