Surely, you won't be surprised by our answer to the question of how to decorate the walls of a boy's room? After all, Scandi Poster is a group of people in love with posters, and the children of our designers have rooms adorned with posters.

However, it's worth noting that not every poster for our child's room will be suitable. In this post, we suggest which posters to go for, so that both us and our children will like them.

If our child has outgrown diapers and is at the stage of "I want to be Spiderman!" or "I want to be like Batman!", there's nothing else left for us but to reach for a poster featuring Batman or another superhero. In addition to decorating the walls with a poster, we can go a step further and indulge in a larger quantity of heroic props in our child's room.

Assuming that our child sees the world only through the eyes of Spiderman, we can transform his room into something absolutely amazing! Depending on the budget we have, we can cover one of the walls of the boy's room with a photomural featuring any character. However, applying a photomural can be a bit labor-intensive and requires a lot of care and patience.

On the other hand, we prefer simple and functional solutions because we know that as a child grows, his taste will evolve, and maybe in a few years or months, he will want to be Batman, and Spiderman will be put aside. For this reason, we personally recommend choosing one of the walls in the child's room, which we will paint in an intense, deep blue color. Blue has the advantage of being suitable for all Marvel comic book superheroes (except Iron Man, where red or yellow is preferred). On this freshly painted wall, we hang a poster featuring the superheroes our child is currently the biggest fan of!

Posters featuring Batman, Superman, Spiderman, Iron Man, and Captain America can be found under the link below.

Superhero Posters

It also happens that instead of being fascinated by Marvel studio cartoons, our little one is head over heels in love with the adventures of characters from Star Wars. And we have thought about such cases as well. Here, we can dare to repaint one wall of the child's room in black with irregular white dots symbolizing outer space. However, try not to let the black wall overwhelm the child's room too much, keeping the remaining walls in light colors - preferably white, light gray, or light beige. On the light walls, let's hang the entire collection of posters with unique images of Yoda, Chewbacca, or Darth Vader.

You can find such posters under the link below:

Star Wars Character Posters

Let's not forget about other props for the child's room if we plan to transform the interior into something from a movie set. It's worth opting for colorful bedding or decorative pillows featuring images of our child's favorite heroes.