5 Pastel Wallpaper Ideas South African Moms Are Loving in 2025
Soft tones are making a big comeback in nurseries this year, and it’s easy to see why. Pastel wallpaper adds a gentle, welcoming feel without overwhelming the room. From blush pink murals to delicate floral prints, these are the pastel designs parents across South Africa are choosing right now — plus how to style them with matching decor.
1. Blush Carousel Charm
The Pink Pony Parade – Vintage Kids Wallpaper Mural captures a timeless, storybook feel with soft watercolor tones. This design works beautifully in a girl’s nursery, bringing in a gentle blush background that pairs well with white furniture and natural wood accents.
Styling Tip: Add soft textured bedding and a coordinating Pink Pony Parade scatter cushion cover to pull the whole look together.
2. Soft Roses for a Classic Touch
Pastel rose patterns offer a romantic and calming backdrop. Whether used for a full wall or just a feature panel, this style suits both traditional and modern nurseries. Pair it with cream or light oak furniture for a balanced look.
3. Bloom & Beige for Subtle Warmth
The Bloom & Beige Nursery Wallpaper blends soft beige tones with gentle floral details for a warm, soothing effect. Its neutral base means it can work in both girls’ and boys’ rooms, making it a versatile choice for growing families.
4. Butterfly Garden Magic
The Butterfly Garden Wallpaper Mural brings soft pastels to life with delicate butterflies and subtle florals. It’s perfect for adding movement and gentle colour without overpowering the room. Style with white or blush textiles for a cohesive look.
5. Mix-and-Match Pastels
You don’t have to stick to one pastel colour — combining two soft tones, such as blush and mint, can add depth and personality without being overwhelming. For example, pair the Pink Pony Cotton Muslin Baby Blanket with coordinating cushions in pale blue for a fresh, layered look.
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Coming soon: Spring 2025 Nursery Trends in South Africa
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Coming soon: How to Match Wallpaper and Bedding for a Cohesive Kids’ Room