Eco-Friendly Children’s Wall Decor
March 9, 2010
Joo Joo Baby- created on non-toxic EVA foam, this modern take on children’s decor features over 400 designs. They are removable so there is no damage on your walls and you can move them around the room as needed. The personalized panels allow you to add an image or your child’s name. They come in 2 sizes: 8.5 inches and 10.5 inches ranging from $18 – $22.50 apiece. If you don’t have the time or creativity to put together your own design, you can pick from a collection of packages, all pre-selected to go together.
Mae Gallery – most wall decals are made from vinyl (the “poison plastic”) so I was excited to stumble upon these vinyl-free decals. They are made of adhesive fabric and are completely removable and reusable (again, unlike most vinyl wall decals). They are even washable – perfect for when your little ones decide to ‘enhance’ them with their favorite crayon!
Children Inspire Design – I just can’t pick my favorite item, there are so many cute posters, wall cards and art. I can see these numbered wall cards in French in my play room or this world map posterin my son’s room – all printed on 100% recycled cardstock. The prints and canvases are printed on 100% paper printed with soy ink.
Zoe B Organic – these great biodegradeable chalkboard stickersthat are made with a bioplymer derived from potato starch, a 100% bio-degradable plastic. You can compost them to return nutrients to the soil, or put them in the trash knowing that in about 6 months, 90% of the material will have biodegraded (unlike vinyl stickers). The inks and glue are also eco-friendly.
Olli and Lime – modern alphabet and number wall art looks great framed and comes in several different color palettes. They are printed on 100% recycled paper. They also have these in wall murals- large scale versions of the wall prints and tailored to fit your space. I would love this in my play room! They are made with Wallsmart paper, it’s washable and VINYL-FREE.
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