About this bundle
Pastel Playroom Wall Art, 130 Prints
For your child
What your child does with this wall
A butterfly with flower-shaped wings, a cat riding a strawberry hot-air balloon, a bunny asleep on the moon — soft enough for bedtime, playful enough for the rest of the day, all in one pink and cream palette that never tips into noise. It suits a room outgrowing newborn decor but not ready for bold colour yet, with 130 prints to choose favourites from as a child starts asking for them by name.
The story
What makes Kids Playroom 2 a pastel playroom set?
Kids Playroom 2 keeps the same generosity as its siblings, 130 prints, but turns the volume down. Every character has rounded edges and a face doing something gentle: smiling, sleeping, floating. The ground underneath is warm cream, and the colour on top is soft rather than saturated — pink, sunny yellow, leaf green and sky blue, with small touches of purple and berry red.
Look closely and each print holds a small story of its own. A bunny sleeps curled on a crescent moon, a lantern glowing beside it and a star mobile hanging above. A yellow chick sits inside a pink daisy teacup. A cat rides a strawberry-shaped hot-air balloon past a scatter of small birds, and a purple-and-orange snail carries a letter across a page of its own. None of it shouts; all of it rewards a second look.
That combination — plenty to choose from, nothing overstimulating — suits a room doing two jobs at once: cheerful enough for daytime play, quiet enough for a child to fall asleep under. It also outlasts the cot. Swap the crib for a bed and the same 130 prints still belong on the wall.
More of the story
A closer look at the soft colour
Some of the 130 prints trade animals for words, and the words are just as gentle as the pictures: "Curious Minds Club" sits inside a striped frame, "Grow Kind" grows out of a bed of flowers, and "Always Be Kind" leans against a vase on a bright blue ground. Elsewhere the animals get their own moment of cool — a small crocodile coasts across a skateboard in round sunglasses, and a duck in sunglasses stands under a banner that reads "Waddle Wonderful." A bear sleeps curled on a crescent moon on a deep sage ground, a turtle glides past coral under the words "Tiny Tides, Big Dreams," and two smiling cherries share a single stem. A giraffe peeks out from behind a spray of leaves, ears pricked, as if it has just noticed the room. None of it is loud. Even the jokes — a sunglasses-wearing duck, a skateboarding crocodile — land in the same soft key as the sleeping bear beside them, so a full wall of these prints reads as one calm mood rather than twenty competing punchlines.
Inside the set
What's inside the 130 prints?
Kids Playroom 2 groups its 130 prints into four themes, each one built around soft colour and a smiling face.
- Animal characters — whale, giraffe, turtle, elephant, crocodile, rabbit, chick, cat, duck, snail, lion and ladybird
- Affirmation and typography — short lines including "You Are Magic," "Always Be Kind," "Curious Minds Club," "Roar With Joy," "Hello Sunshine" and "Bloom Bright"
- Whimsical scenes — a chick in a teacup, a bunny asleep on the moon, a cat in the rain, a cat riding a strawberry hot-air balloon, and books with an owl
- Nature and garden — a rainbow, a mushroom, a sunflower, a dandelion, a tulip and a snail
The facts
At a glance
| Prints | 130 |
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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 palette does Kids Playroom 2 use?
Kids Playroom 2 sits on warm cream, carrying soft pink, sunny yellow, leaf green and sky blue, with small touches of purple and berry red. Every edge is rounded rather than graphic, and every character has a face, so the colour reads gentle even in quantity. It suits white walls, natural wood furniture and a room still deciding whether it is a nursery or a toddler's first bedroom.
Where it belongs
Which rooms is it best for?
- Best for a nursery moving toward toddlerhood, where the crib is about to become a bed.
- Best for a room that needs colour without noise, cheerful by day and calm enough for sleep.
- Best for parents who want affirmations on the wall without the room reading as a poster shop.
- Best for a reading nook or a quiet corner, where the bunny asleep on the moon sets the mood.
- Want more picture and less pastel? Kids Playroom 1 trades this softness for folk-art borders and bolder colour.
Gifting
A gift that arrives tonight
Kids Playroom 2 covers most of the gift list in one file. It suits a baby shower, since there is nothing to wrap badly and no return trip needed if a size is wrong. It suits a first or second birthday, and again the cot-to-bed changeover, when nursery art suddenly looks too young and this set does not. Grandparents who live too far to shop in person can buy it, download it and print it at a local shop the same afternoon. Because delivery is instant, it also solves the last-minute December gift: buy it tonight, and the download link is already waiting. Buyers choose which of the four themes to hang first, then swap prints in as favourites change.
Questions
Questions parents ask
What size should playroom prints be?
There is no single right size for Kids Playroom 2. A single accent print might be 8x10 in on the 4:5 ratio, while a full gallery wall benefits from mixing 2:3, 3:4 and 11x14 in sizes for variety. All 130 prints are supplied at 300 DPI in every ratio, so quality holds at any size in the set.
Which ratio folder fits an 11×14 frame?
Use the 11×14 in folder directly, since it matches that frame exactly with no trimming needed. For a 4:5 frame instead, the same set of folders includes 8×10, 12×15 and 16×20 in — an ISO A-size print will not fit an 11×14 or 4:5 frame cleanly, because A-series uses a 1:1.414 ratio.
Can I print these at A2?
Yes. The ISO folder in Kids Playroom 2 includes A5, A4, A3 and A2, all supplied at 300 DPI, so an A2 print stays sharp at roughly 16.5×23.4 in. Print at "actual size" or 100%, not "fit to page," so the full design reaches the edge of the paper.
How high should I hang art in a toddler's room?
Centre a single print or a gallery grouping from Kids Playroom 2 around 57-60 in from the floor to the middle of the arrangement, then lower it several inches if the room is used mainly for play at toddler height. Above a cot or headboard, hang 6-8 in higher than the furniture and keep the artwork to about two-thirds of its width.
What paper should I use?
200gsm-plus matte cardstock or matte photo paper suits the soft colour in Kids Playroom 2 best, since gloss paper can throw a distracting reflection on a nursery wall. Set a home printer to Best or High Resolution quality, or ask a print shop for matte or fine art paper.
Will this still suit the room when the cot comes out?
Yes, that longevity is built into the palette. Kids Playroom 2 was made in soft rather than baby-specific colour, so a bunny asleep on the moon or a cat in a strawberry balloon reads as a toddler's room, not a nursery, once the cot is gone.
Can I mix this set with your other playroom bundles?
Yes. Kids Playroom 2's cream ground and soft palette sit comfortably alongside Kids Playroom 1's folk-art borders or Kids Playroom 3's rainbow accents on the same wall, since all three bundles share a cream base. Choose prints from more than one set and let the frame, not the paper colour, tie the wall together.
Does anything get posted to me?
No. Kids Playroom 2 is delivered as a digital download only, so there is no parcel and no shipping wait. The download buttons arrive in your receipt email the moment payment clears and work for 30 days, and your account keeps every file permanently — there is no window to beat.
Keep building the room
Pairs well with
Kids Playroom 3 (adds alphabet, numbers and a feelings chart) · Kids Playroom 1 (folk-art borders and picture-led scenes, fewer words)
