April 23, 2007

Stick ‘Em Up

The house seems to get smaller every time your kid goes up a shoe size, but there's still plenty of blank wall space to cover. You don't have the commitment – or patience – for a hand-painted mural, but you want something original.

Dvider, maker of customizable modular partitions, has just the thing – a line of colorful oversized stick-on graphics to decorate any smooth flat surface, including walls, windows, ceilings, floors and room dividers.

The kids' collection features bold graphics with the clean, iconic style you might find on international symbols. But instead of representing an airport or an Olympic sport, these images cover classic activities (jump rope, hopscotch, kites, bikes) and themes (dinos, cars and boats, castles, pirates). Each charming silhouette comes in 12 modern solid colors that will play nicely with everything else in the nursery, however hip your palette. If basics like black, white and blue don't do it, try silver, orange, or hot pink. And have a look at the cool range of stickers for grownups – why should the kids have all the fun?

Wall decals are a great way to let your child express himself and his interests. And since they're inexpensive and easy to remove, you can update his room when his interests change (believe it or not, that dinosaur obsession will end someday).

Available online at stickersbydvider.com.

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