Height charts
A playful place to mark the little-by-little changes as they grow.
New designs to comeChoose a wall story for the room they’re growing into, mark the little-by-little changes, or turn open floor space into a place to play. Explore Zyvorah’s kids’ wall designs, with more ways to play on the way.

Start with a wall design, or see what’s coming for measuring their growth and making floor space part of play.
Original Zyvorah Kids designs, carried over with their names and room imagery.
176 designs · Browse wallpapers ↗A smaller band of pattern to bring a little story around the room.
2 designs · Browse borders ↗A playful place to mark the little-by-little changes as they grow.
New designs to comeStick-on floor graphics that turn open floor space into a place to play.
New designs to comeEvery wallpaper we list for sale must meet our material and indoor-air criteria. We’ll show product-level details only after the supporting documentation is confirmed.
Patterns and stories selected for children’s rooms and family homes.
Self-adhesive construction is a requirement for every wallpaper offered here.
Material composition must be verified as PVC-free before listing.
Wallpaper listings must carry verified UL GREENGUARD certification for low chemical emissions.
These are MimiPip’ listing requirements. UL GREENGUARD certifies low chemical emissions; it does not mean zero emissions. The copied Zyvorah catalogue does not include product-level GREENGUARD, PVC-free or emissions evidence, so verify each sellable wallpaper before making those claims.
Choose a stage as a starting point, then follow the designs that feel right. There is no fixed age for loving a particular world.
Age and room tags reflect Zyvorah’s current catalogue. Every design keeps its original name and product details.
Start with the child’s interest, then decide how you want to shape the room: a wall design today, or a height chart or floor game as the collection grows.
See the parent’s guide ↗Wallpaper designs suit a larger story; borders offer a smaller strip of pattern.
Browse by color and mood, then choose an image both children want to live with.
Choose from the interest they have now; the stage filters are only a starting point.
Open a design to review its description, room images, tags and current price.
Keep the buying decisions in a simple order: who it’s for, what they love, which wall or floor product suits the room.
Filter by nursery, toddler or kids as a useful first pass.
Use animals, nature, landscape, color and mood filters to narrow the catalogue.
Review the original description, room images, category and listed rate.
Try a name with cloud, rainbow, star, moon, heart or flower artwork before adding a concept item.
Children’s wallpaper designs chosen for the rooms and people they grow up in.