Animal faces have been a huge trend in nurseries and big kid rooms, and it’s easy to see why! The cuddly creatures inspire adventure and kick off a love for our furry friends super early in life. Choosing what animal decor to theme the nursery around can be a big decision (there are so many great options). Then selecting your animals and picking their places is a whole other wild process! Here are some of our go-to layouts and inspiration on how to hang your collection of animal art prints and head mounts.
Go solo! One enlarged animal print can be all you need to bring a bit of the wild into a nursery design. I love the use of the vintage brass frame with the giraffe, while a classic simple white frame will also always do the trick.
A Bright and Modern Boho Nursery | Modern Bear Woodland Nursery
Give an animal a buddy or a backside! A pair of animal prints easily frames a changing table space or crib. Plus, the measurements for hanging just two prints is fairly stress-free!
Light and Contemporary Neutral Nursery | Little Bunny Foo Foo
Line them up! A row of animal prints begins to really make a statement in a nursery design. I gravitate towards artwork in odd numbers, especially threes, although stretching it out to incorporate all your fuzzy friends is clearly gorgeous, too!
Aisle Perfect’s Colorful Blue Nursery | Modern Animals and Shapes
Grid it out! Choosing six of your favorite animal prints is a very popular way to go. A well-spaced cluster fills a wall (often for less money than one extra large piece of art) while seeming visually cohesive and simplistic.
Simple Modern Nursery | In the Nursery with Sparrows and Lily
One of our favorite lines of animal art prints is by The Animal Print Shop. Photographer Sharon Montrose’s baby animal photographs are purely stunning and sweet, and one might argue that she is the originator of the whole animal face photography nursery trend. The Little Darlings line can be found here.
Looking to make a wilder statement in your nursery? 3D animal heads are the ultimate way to go! These whimsical wool creatures (our favorites are here) are adorable hung in a line, gallery cluster or even alone.
Big Boy Room for a Wild Man | Brook’s Navy & Gray Animal Nursery
Animal heads made of smoother materials, like these resin ones, often come in fun colors, pastels, metallics and white. These white varieties are stunning up against dark navy blue walls.
Eclectic Navy | Izac’s Modern Geometric Woodland Nursery
Three’s company! My favorite quantity for wall art applies to animal head mounts as well—precious in wool and modern and sleek in silver.
Neutral Hamptons Safari Nursery | Rustic Man Baby Cave
I had to include these two fun ideas, as well. Not only because they show how animal heads can 100% go girly, but also because of their unique settings. Framing a solo mount in wall decals helps to give the piece more oomph, and combining different styles of mounts creates a whimsical and unique gallery wall.
Serene and Whimsical Nursery | Whimsical Boho Toddler Retreat
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Brett Blumenthal
Hi! Thank you so much for featuring our art by Brett Blumenthal from Tiny Toes Design (Placed next to Sharon Montrose’s photo). Please give credit so people can find Brett’s beautiful artwork!
Brett Blumenthal
Hi! Thank you so much for featuring our art by Brett Blumenthal from Tiny Toes Design (Placed next to Sharon Montrose’s photo). Please give credit so people can find Brett’s beautiful artwork! http://www.tinytoesdesign.com