Children’s room decor ideas are everywhere. Sometimes, the choices can be overwhelming!

For the past couple of years, I have been looking for a personalized name plaque for my daughter’s bedroom.

However, nothing quite fit with her room decor. I wanted something cute, original and big enough to fill a large empty wall in her bedroom. I decided that the only way I could get what I wanted was to make something of my own.

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The inspiration came from the cutest set of flashcards that I bought at Anthropologie. The artist, Lisa DeJohn, has the sweetest illustrations. As soon as I saw these flashcards, I envisioned my daughter’s name spelled out on the wall in her room.

This children’s room decor idea is one of my favourites, and it’s so easy to do! Here’s what I did to make a personalized name banner for my daughter’s bedroom.

I chose the space.

This was pretty easy as one sizeable empty wall was in my daughter’s room. We recently moved the furniture around, so the bookshelf and bed that used to be along this wall are no longer there.

I mounted the flashcards on card stock.

The flashcards would get lost on the wall on their own, so I mounted them on dark brown card stock. The brown card stock looks great against the green walls.

I hung the flashcards on the wall.

Overall, this personalization “feature” is very rustic in appearance. The illustrations and the colours give a very strong “country” appearance. I decided to go with the “country theme,” and I strung a jute twine clothesline in my daughter’s room. The letters were hung with old-fashioned wooden clothespins.

My daughter was so thrilled when she saw this! In fact, she said, “Oh…… that’s pretty fancy today, Mommy!” I thought it was pretty fancy (in a simple way), too!

So there you have it, a cute and affordable kid’s room decor idea!

Jennifer Bly

Author of My Kitchen, My Classroom: An Introduction to Homeschool and creator of The Deliberate Mom. Jennifer writes about parenting, homeschooling, her faith, and life with her husband and two girls. Jennifer has a Bachelor of Applied Human Service Administration Degree with a specialization in Early Learning in Child Care.