About this bundle
Long Live Girlhood Wall Art, 136 Prints
For your child
What your child does with this wall
A bunny in heart-shaped sunglasses, cherries in a teacup tied with a lilac bow, a cat asleep on the moon — a child old enough to have opinions gets to choose which of these 136 prints actually go up, not just live with what a nursery came with. The lilac, blush and cream palette suits the years when a girl starts asking to help pick her own room.
The story
What happens the day the nursery prints come down?
There is a day, eventually, when the prints that went up before she could talk stop looking like her. Long Live Girlhood is built for what replaces them: a bunny in heart-shaped sunglasses instead of a rattle print, cherries settled into a teacup with a lilac bow instead of a growth chart, a cat asleep on the moon instead of a mobile. Nothing here is babyish, and nothing here rushes her past nine, either — it sits in the space where a girl starts wanting a say in her own room.
That space is a little contradictory, and the set knows it. A roller skate spins mid-motion on a pastel checkerboard ground a few designs away from seahorses drifting past a castle under the sea. Strawberry milk and pointe shoes share a wall with typography that reads like something to live up to: Let Her Bloom, Be Brave Babe, Kind Heart, Bright Mind, and the line the whole bundle takes its name from, Long Live Girlhood.
The sunglasses turn out not to belong to just one animal. A swan wears a heart-shaped pair of her own on a lilac ground, a spotted dalmatian tries on a set with a matching bow, and a daisy grins from a pink-gingham frame nearby — the same florals that run through the set's quieter corners, alongside a pink-winged butterfly or two, without either motif ever taking over the wall. A crowned jellyfish drifts through its own pastel current a few prints along, proof that "girlhood" here means a lot of small, specific worlds rather than one matching theme repeated 136 times.
Hand her the numbered File Guide and let the choosing be hers — that is most of the point of the 136 prints existing at all. A parent can start the wall with three or four favourites and leave the rest for a birthday, a good report card, or no reason at all, and the set will still make sense hung one print at a time or all together.
Inside the set
What's inside the 136-print Long Live Girlhood wall art collection?
136 files in total, 121 portrait and 15 landscape, sorted into folders by ratio with a numbered File Guide.
- Named characters and scenes — a bunny in heart-shaped sunglasses, cherries in a teacup with a lilac bow, a cat asleep on the moon, a roller skate mid-spin, strawberry milk, seahorses, pointe shoes, a castle under the sea
- Animals — swans (one in heart-shaped sunglasses of her own), a crowned jellyfish, a smiling lemon, a flamingo in sunglasses, plus more bunnies and daisies throughout
- Quote prints — Long Live Girlhood, Let Her Bloom, Be Brave Babe and Kind Heart, Bright Mind carry the set's name and its mantras, with more typography scattered through the rest of the 136
- Style and grounds — pastel checkerboard backgrounds, strawberry-milk pink accents, a mix of flat illustration and softer painterly work across the set
A closer look
A closer look at the set
Beyond the named centrepieces, daisies turn up again and again as a kind of quiet punctuation — on gingham, in scalloped frames, plain against cream — and a pink-winged butterfly or two rests among them without ever becoming the point of a print. It reads less like a single florals collection and more like the background hum of a girl's room: always a flower somewhere, never the whole wall.
The facts
At a glance
| Prints | 136 |
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| Orientation | 121 portrait, 15 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 does lilac, blush and cream look like on a bigger-kid wall?
Lilac, blush and cream hold the palette together, with strawberry-milk pink and pastel checkerboard grounds giving the set its girlhood edge — somewhere between coquette and throwback-kid, roller skates hung next to lace-soft bows. It works against white walls, blush or lilac paint, and light wood furniture, and it reads a little older than a standard nursery palette without ever losing the pastel base underneath it.
Where it belongs
Which rooms is it best for?
- Best for a room moving from nursery toward a big-girl bedroom she has opinions about.
- Best for a tween who has outgrown character prints but is not ready for grown-up minimalism.
- Best for an above-bed gallery grouped tightly in three or four pieces rather than spread thin.
- Best for a girl who wants to pick her own favourites from a numbered File Guide.
- Want learning charts on the wall too? Girls Playroom pairs bright character prints with alphabet, number and weather charts.
| Girls Playroom | Girls Playroom 2 | Long Live Girlhood |
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| Prints | 152 | 110 | 136 |
| Palette | candy pink, yellow, mint | pink, lilac, mint | lilac, blush, cream |
| Feels like | bright playroom and learning wall | brighter coordinating set | girlhood aesthetic, a bit grown-up |
| Best age | toddler → early school | toddler → shared sisters' room | big-girl room → tween |
| Price | $8.44 | $8.44 | $8.44 |
Gifting
A gift that arrives tonight
Long Live Girlhood suits a birthday for an eight to twelve year old, a full room-makeover gift, or a Christmas present for the girl who is too old for character prints but still wants a wall that feels like hers. It works well as a reveal: a parent prints a first small cluster in secret, then hands over the numbered File Guide so she can choose the rest herself. Because it is an instant download, there is no waiting on shipping, which makes it workable even as a same-week birthday or a holiday gift bought later than planned.
Questions
Questions parents ask
What is the Long Live Girlhood print?
Long Live Girlhood is one of four named quote prints in the 136-print Long Live Girlhood bundle, alongside Let Her Bloom, Be Brave Babe and Kind Heart, Bright Mind. It sits on a pastel checkerboard ground and gives the whole collection its name, though the bundle also holds bunnies, swans, cherries and roller skates well beyond that single print.
What is the girlhood aesthetic?
The girlhood aesthetic mixes softness with a little grown-up edge: bows and pastel checkerboard next to roller skates and typography that reads more like a mantra than a nursery rhyme. In this 136-print bundle, that shows up as a cat asleep on the moon on one wall and Be Brave Babe hanging on the next, rather than a single fixed look.
Is this coquette style?
Partly. Long Live Girlhood shares coquette's bows, lace-soft pastels and teacup details, but it also carries roller skates, seahorses and pointe shoes that pull it toward a broader girlhood-and-throwback-kid mix rather than coquette alone. Buyers searching for coquette nursery wall art tend to find this 136-print set close enough to work.
How wide should art be above a twin bed?
For a twin bed around 38 inches wide, aim for artwork spanning 24 to 30 inches in total, roughly two-thirds to three-quarters of the bed's width. Long Live Girlhood's five ratios make it easy to group 3 to 4 prints from the 136-design set to hit that width without stretching any single print too large.
How high above the headboard should I hang art?
Hang the bottom edge of the artwork 6 to 8 inches above the top of the headboard. With Long Live Girlhood's 136 prints available in five ratios, 3 or 4 pieces grouped tightly at that height reads as a considered gallery rather than a scattered one, and leaves the bed itself as the visual anchor.
Will she outgrow this in a year?
It is built not to: Long Live Girlhood avoids licensed characters and baby-specific imagery in favour of animals, typography and a girlhood aesthetic that can move from a nine-year-old's room into her early teens. With 136 designs to choose from, the wall can be edited over time by swapping which prints are framed rather than replacing the set.
Can I print these at Costco?
Yes. Long Live Girlhood's 136 files arrive as 300 DPI JPGs, which Costco, FedEx Office, Staples, Walgreens and VistaPrint can all print from directly. Ask for actual size or 100% printing rather than fit to page, and matte photo paper or 200gsm+ cardstock for a finish that suits the pastel palette.
What do I actually get when I buy Long Live Girlhood?
The purchase is 136 print-ready JPG files at 300 DPI, sorted into folders by ratio the moment you open the download. Each design comes in five sizes — 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO A-series and 11x14 in — plus a numbered File Guide and a ReadMe PDF of printer settings. Cost per print lands around six cents at $8.44, and everything arrives instantly with nothing to ship.
Keep building the room
Pairs well with
Girls Playroom (the bigger playroom set, around half of it learning charts) · Wild West Folk Tales (cowgirl romance when pastels start feeling soft)
