Children’s Murals

Childhood is a magical time of life, a time when the boundaries between fantasy and reality are pleasantly blurred, when you aren’t sure if the very wall you lean against might not give way to a fairy-land instead of just holding up the washer and dryer on the other side.

All too often, this period of woozy fantasy is cut short. One way to enhance and extend it is by bringing fantasy into your child’s bedroom.

How better than with murals that encourage your child to take a trip into another world every time he shuts the door?

In the hands of a competent muralist, nothing is impossible. Your kid wants dolphins leaping over the waves? Or a trip downriver with Winnie-the-Pooh and Christopher Robin? No problem.
How better than with murals that encourage your child to take a trip into another world every time he shuts the door?

In the hands of a competent muralist, nothing is impossible. Your kid wants dolphins leaping over the waves? Or a trip downriver with Winnie-the-Pooh and Christopher Robin? No problem.

Such fanciful murals clearly speak to the first of the Sheffield Guidelines to Interior Design – function. The function of a child’s bedroom should be not only to provide a place for the little one to sleep off the day’s activities, but also should provide an escape from the mounting demands of life: tidying up toys, setting the table for supper, and drawing all those cute pictures you put on the fridge.