Every kid says they want to be an astronaut. This one actually made it, at least on the wall.
This three piece set follows one round faced little spaceman through his rounds, fixing the space station, napping on the moon, and casually riding a comet like it's a bike he's had for years. The palette is all soft midnight blues and silvery whites, with warm little touches on his cheeks so he never gets lost in the cosmos around him. His helmet reflects just enough light to make him look like he's really out there, not just floating on a poster.
That mix of soft color and adventure is what makes this astronaut wall art work so well in a kids' room. It's calm enough for bedtime, but there's enough going on, shooting stars, planets, a glowing tail of comet dust, to hold a toddler's attention on a rainy afternoon. Hang it in a nursery going for outer space decor or in a playroom that needs a little more sky in it.
Grouped together, the three prints read like chapters of the same bedtime story. It's the kind of moon and stars wall art that grows with a kid, from crib days to the age when they start pointing out constellations. Simple, warm, and just spacey enough.