Nursery + Kids Decor

A nursery or child's room benefits from the same design principles as any other room — considered materials, appropriate scale, and objects chosen for the way they contribute to the space — with the additional requirement that everything in it be safe for small hands and minds. At Lulu and Georgia, the nursery and kids decor collection brings together mobiles, wall art, decorative objects, and storage pieces suited for a nursery or children's bedroom in the quality materials and quiet aesthetics that characterize the broader Lulu and Georgia collection.

What nursery and kids decor does Lulu and Georgia carry?

The collection includes hanging mobiles in wood and textile, framed wall art and prints in sizes suited for a nursery wall, decorative objects and bookends for shelves and surfaces, small-scale storage including baskets and bins, and decorative accents that work in a child's space without relying on novelty or licensed characters. Most pieces are chosen to grow with a child's room — pieces that are age-appropriate for infants and toddlers and still look considered in a school-age child's bedroom.

How do I design a nursery that will grow with my child?

Design a nursery around furniture and materials rather than motifs — a quality dresser, a solid-wood crib that converts to a toddler bed, and a neutral rug will outlast any theme. Introduce character through textiles and wall art that can be easily swapped as the child grows. Choose a palette of soft, muted tones rather than saturated primary colors — the room will look more considered and remain appropriate longer. Layer in playful elements through removable objects (mobiles, soft toys, picture frames) rather than painted walls or permanent installations.

What wall art works best in a nursery?

Simple, graphic prints in muted palettes work best in nurseries — they read well from a distance, hold a child's interest, and photograph neutrally for room documentation. Avoid highly detailed art at infant stage (infants respond to high contrast rather than complexity). As the child grows, introduce more narrative prints and art that reflects their emerging interests. Frame all nursery art securely and hang at a height where a toddler cannot reach it. Prints that are abstract or nature-themed tend to remain appropriate across the longest age range.

Also explore: Kids Rugs, Wall Art, Throw Pillows, Baskets + Bins, Decorative Objects.