Bring a little bohemian magic into your baby's room with this boho nursery decor set of 2 wall art prints. Each print is full of vibrant colours and intricate detail that catches the eye without overwhelming the space — exactly the kind of thing that makes a nursery feel like somewhere really special. I love how a pair of prints like these can completely change the feel of a wall, turning a plain corner into something your little one will grow up looking at.

The two prints work brilliantly together — hang them side by side above a cot or changing unit, or split them up and dot them around the room if you prefer a more relaxed arrangement. Either way, the bold bohemian designs hold their own and add that warm, playful energy that makes a baby's room feel genuinely loved. They work just as well in a playroom too, if you want to carry the look through as your child gets older. 

What's Included with this Boho Nursery Decor Set of 2

• Printed using fade-resistant pigment inks for bright, long-lasting colour
• High-quality materials that are built to last as your child grows
• Suitable for indoor use in nurseries and playrooms
• Made to be hung side by side or separately — your call
• No white mounts included
• Choose between framed and unframed options 

How to Style boho nursery decor in a Baby's Room or Playroom

I'd hang both prints side by side above the cot at roughly eye level when you're standing — that tends to be where they have the most impact and feel most intentional. Because the designs are vibrant and detailed, they suit a neutral or white wall really well; the colours pop without competing with anything else in the room. If your nursery already has a lot going on, you can always hang one above the cot and the other on the opposite wall to balance things out. Either way, this set has a natural warmth to it that fits beautifully into a nursery or children's room without needing much else around it.

Choosing the Right Wall Art for a Bohemian Nursery

The main thing I'd think about is how much wall space you have to play with — these two prints can go together or separately, so they're flexible, but a wider wall really lets them breathe. The intricate bohemian designs have a lot of visual detail, so if the rest of the room is fairly simple, they'll feel bold and intentional in the best way. If you're going for a softer, more muted nursery palette overall, they'll still work — the warmth in the designs has a way of tying things together rather than clashing. It's also worth thinking about where the light falls in the room, because natural light will really bring those vibrant colours to life.