Space Wall Art for Kids and Nursery Rooms
Space wall art for kids who want their room to feel like a mission briefing. This collection has astronauts drifting past moons, dinosaurs piloting rockets, cosmic cats mid-leap, bears catching stars, and a whale floating through galaxies like it owns the place. All specific. None generic.
Galactic GoodboyFrom $42
Little Star VoyagerFrom $43
Helmet HeroFrom $42
Rocket DreamsFrom $42
Stargazing SoulsFrom $42
Celestial Bear SageFrom $43
Planet PalsFrom $42
Starry Road TripFrom $43Love it, but want it a bit different?
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Wish Upon DragonFrom $42
Cosmic InclineFrom $43
Stardust RomanceFrom $43
Red Planet ScoutFrom $43
Celestial Paper FlightFrom $43
Celestial KittensFrom $43
Moonwalker MagicFrom $42
Blaze BallFrom $42
Moonlight ReachFrom $42
Lunar Dust TrailFrom $43
Starry Cape KingFrom $43
Galaxy BoundFrom $42
Cosmic Feline LeapFrom $43
Galactic RoverFrom $42
Super SnagFrom $42
Starship QuestFrom $42
Planetary Specimen MissionFrom $43
Cosmic Rune ScholarFrom $43
Red Planet ExplorerFrom $43
Starry Night GazeFrom $42
Starlight Comet RideFrom $43
Base DashFrom $42
Lunar TalesFrom $42
Space Rover AdventureFrom $43
Celestial Polar KingFrom $43
Cosmic Owl VoyagerFrom $43
Little StargazerFrom $42
Mitt MagicFrom $42
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Space Wall Art Picks from Our Collection
Scrolling thumbnails only tells you so much. Below, we break down ten standout pieces, what makes each one work, and how to pair them in your child's room.
Balloonauts
A small astronaut in a white suit drifts upward, held aloft by a single large golden balloon. The background is deep navy watercolor with scattered gold stars, and soft white clouds sit below like a floor the astronaut just left behind. The whole thing feels weightless and quiet.
A natural fit for a nursery or baby's room where you want something gentle rather than action-packed. Pairs well with other pieces from our astronaut wall art collection if you're planning a gallery wall.
Comet Chaser Rex
A small green dinosaur at the controls of a chunky yellow-orange spaceship, flying past two moons in a dark, star-scattered sky. The watercolor style gives it warmth, and the ship has a patched-together look that kids tend to love. Equal parts adventure and humor.
Works in a kids' room or playroom where dinosaurs and rockets are both welcome topics. If your child is in a full dino phase, browse our dinosaur wall art collection for companion pieces.
Rocket Dreams
A NASA-style space shuttle mid-launch, white body and orange fuel tank, punching through billowing clouds of amber and white exhaust. The deep navy starfield behind it is dense with tiny stars. The illustration style is clean and graphic, more poster than painting.
This one reads well from across a room and holds up in a toddler room through teen years without looking like it belongs to a younger version of your kid. Strong solo piece or anchor for a space-themed wall.
Twinkle Paws
A white polar bear sits in a meadow dotted with small white wildflowers, peering through a wooden telescope at a large glowing moon. The background is a rich teal-to-dark sky with soft white dots for stars. Simple, curious, completely charming.
One of the gentlest pieces in this collection. Works in a nursery or toddler room where the goal is calm rather than high-energy. The teal palette pairs nicely with sage green or soft white walls.
Cosmic Cat Play
Two cats in a galaxy scene, each doing their own thing. A white cat walks playfully across a pastel-ringed planet (very Saturn), while a dark navy cat below hugs a small moon like a favorite toy. The background is teal with scattered pastel stars in pink, green, and yellow.
Perfect for a kids' room or nursery, especially if cats are the current obsession. The pastel palette keeps it soft. See our full cat wall art collection for more feline options.
Cosmic Incline
A bold red rover charges up a steep teal mountain, kicking up debris behind it, with a ringed orange planet hanging in the upper corner. The style is mid-century modern flat design, cream background, blue polka dot border. Primary colors, clean shapes, the kind of print that looks like a vintage science poster.
Teepee Joy customizes colors, characters, sizes, and combinations for free, so if you want the rover in blue or the planet swapped out, just ask. Great for a playroom or big kid room with a retro bent.
Galactic Goodboy
A beagle sitting on the moon's surface in a white spacesuit, complete with a flag patch and a star badge. The sky behind is muted dusty blue with pale stars and a couple of distant planets. The illustration style is flat and clean, and the dog's expression is earnest, like this is the most important mission of its life.
Works well in a nursery, kids' room, or playroom. The muted palette means it fits alongside almost anything without competing for attention.
Sky Fantasia
A humpback whale gliding through a dark navy sky, body painted with gold and teal accents, pink showing on the tail and belly. Gold stars scatter around it and white fluffy clouds sit below. The whale looks completely at home up there, which is the whole point.
Strong choice for a nursery or reading nook where you want something calm and a little magical. Works as a statement piece on its own, no gallery wall required.
Rocket Rider
A sloth in a brown leather aviator cap and goggles, piloting a checkered silver-and-orange retro rocket across a dusty blue sky. The illustration is graphic and confident, with clean lines and a vintage feel. The sloth's expression is focused, which somehow makes the whole thing funnier.
A good pick for a kids' room or playroom. The muted blue background keeps it from overwhelming a wall, and the retro style means it won't feel dated in two years.
Moonbeam Explorers
A brown bear and a small blonde boy sitting side by side in a meadow clearing, the boy peering through a brass telescope at a crescent moon. Pine trees frame the background, fireflies dot the grass, and the whole scene has a soft storybook watercolor quality. It feels like bedtime, in the best way.
Works especially well in a shared sibling room or a nursery where the mood you want is wonder rather than adventure. Quiet, warm, and genuinely hard to walk past without stopping.