Thinking of having your child’s name painted on the wall of their bedroom?
Here are 9 different ways I painted names on walls for clients that had little girls.
Since Leah had a white headboard, I painted her name on a faux whitewashed sign. Her bedding has daisies so I painted a vine with daisies.
We chose a curly-swirly font for her name. A daisy tree was painted in another part of her room.
The rustic hand-painted sign, along with some flying butterflies and ladybugs, give her room a nice feeling.
Another good thing about a sign painted on the wall is that nothing will shake off the wall and fall on anyone. (Extra important in an earthquake state like CA.)
Below is Bella’s room. Since Bella liked fancy things. (Her bed even had a crown on the headboard – so I used a calligraphy font. ) Then I painted all of Bella’s favorite things: a giant rainbow, unicorn, butterflies, flowers, fairies, and magic.
What a colorful, fun and pretty girl’s room.
Below is Shantel’s room. She wanted a whole-room beach mural so I incorporated her name into this mural.
Her name was painted on a surf board that that also served as signage for her surf shack. And this shack was closed because the owner had “gone surfing”. Fun, right?
Besides painting her name on a surfboard, I incorporated the pattern seen on her throw pillow into the mural. See how the beach umbrella and the surf shack curtain match her pillow’s fabric?
Below is a world map mural. It’s Soraya’s World – and that’s just what I painted above the map.
My client desired fun patterns and colors, as well as landmarks, incorporated into the mural.
Having a name painted on a wall really can add a personal touch.
Below is a part of Olivia’s room. I painted her name on a faux mailbox. Besides her name, there is a little mouse holding mail inside the mailbox and an angel kitty on top of it.
Flowers are painted around the whole base of her room and climbing vines with roses.
I was also asked to paint all sorts of whimsical animals on other parts of her room on her dreamy pink walls.
Below is baby Riley’s nursery. Her mom wanted a vintage look with soft colors. Brown highlights seem to make this mural feel vintage.
The giant daisies will be on both sides of crib when it is placed. We measured the crib width and left the perfect amount of space so both the flowers and the name won’t get covered up.
Wooden letters can be painted too.
Below is Nicole’s room. Her mom purchased wooden letters that spelled out her name. I painted them to compliment the soft colors in Nicole’s bedding and mural.
Look how pretty these pastel colored letters look with her room decor.
I painted flowers around the base of her room along with a white picket fence.
Below is a carnival themed nursery that transitioned into a toddler girl bedroom. The scalloped border simulates the top of a carousel. I painted a merry-go-round horse in the corner. And of course, I painted Eden’s name.
The words, Eden’s Place, looks great above this little girl’s bed and goes with the carnival theme.
Below is Skylar’s room. She shared this room with her slightly bigger brother. We easily transitioned into a shared girl and boy room by adding onto their teddy bear sports theme.
The other side of the room had bears playing sports so when a baby girl came along it made sense to add a cheerleader bear.
I painted her name on the flag the bear is cheering with, and monogrammed the sweater with the letter S.
So you see, there are many simple and fancy ways to paint a name on your daughter’s walls.
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