Posts

Designing a child's room with the five senses

Image
    Friday is for doing On Tuesday, we dreamed of a room to feel and imagine. Today, here are some practical ideas to create a space that speaks to the eyes, the hands — and the heart. Sight: setting the visual tone Choose 2 or 3 main colors and repeat them across the room (walls, textiles, prints). Play with scale: one large frame + two smaller ones create rhythm. Use lighting well: a soft lamp can completely change the vibe. Bonus tip : hang a garland or mobile to create a strong visual anchor.   Touch: textures that invite the hand Choose natural textures: cotton, wool, wood. Layer materials: a shaggy rug, a knitted cushion, a sheer curtain. Add tactile objects your child can interact with (a treasure box, felt figures, soft fabrics…). Bonus tip : create a small “sensory corner” with a few materials to explore.   Smell: subtle, not scented Hang a small dried branch (like eucalyptus, lavender, rosemary). Place a dried orange slice in a keepsake box. ...
Post a Comment
Read more

“The Frame That Sets the Mood” – How Starting with Just One Piece Can Change Everything

Image
Let’s dream a little – it’s Tuesday  What if we stopped trying to think of everything at once? What if we started… with just one frame? When decorating a child’s room, we often feel the urge to do a lot: we look at the walls, the curtains, the furniture, the colors… and quickly, it all feels overwhelming. But what if the best way to begin was to start with just one framed picture? Why begin with one frame? Because a frame already tells a story. It brings:  A color palette   A style   A certain mood (vintage, soft, modern, dreamy, graphic…) And that’s enough to build something beautiful around.     Example: a warm-toned illustration might inspire linen in clay tones, a mustard yellow cushion, or a natural wood shelf. It’s simpler. Calmer. Less stress = more harmony. What that one frame can guide:  Your main color choices   Your furniture style (Scandinavian, vintage, boho…)   The overall vibe (exploration, nature, animals, travel…) A pra...
Post a Comment
Read more

Soft journeys for little explorers

Image
    Welcome to my world, where every poster turns a child’s room into a window to the world! Every place holds a story, a precious memory, a unique emotion. With this in mind, I create decorative posters inspired by cities and destinations around the world. Whether it’s the town where you grew up, the place where you first met, or the destination of an unforgettable trip, my illustrations capture the essence of the places that matter to you. Because every place is a journey, and every journey deserves to be told.  Malowanka
Post a Comment
Read more