Unicorn Posters & Prints

Unicorn Wall Art for Every Age and Every Room

Gentle Unicorns for a Nursery

For a baby's room, choose soft colours and simple shapes. The tiny unicorn, the baby unicorn in the style of Beatrix Potter and the Japanese kawaii babies use pale pinks, creams and light blues that sit quietly above a crib or a changing table. A unicorn poster also makes a lovely birth gift: see our baby gift posters for more ideas.

Storybook Scenes for a Child's Bedroom

From the age of three or four, children love a picture that tells a story. The Girl and the Unicorn, our best-selling design, shows a little girl walking a white unicorn through the woods in muted watercolour. The romantic unicorn with roses and the unicorn in a pink forest feel more like a fairy tale. Pair them with our fairy posters for an enchanted wall, or with our storybook animals.

Pixel Art and Pop Unicorns for Older Kids

When a child grows out of pastels, the unicorn can stay with a new look. Our pixel art unicorns look like characters from a retro video game, while the neo-pop and comic-strip versions have bright colours and bold outlines. They suit a teenager's bedroom or a desk corner, and our pixel art posters offer more in the same style.

Unicorn Colouring Posters

Two designs are colouring pages printed as posters: a unicorn in a flower meadow and a unicorn surrounded by hearts. Order one unframed, let your child colour it in with coloured pencils or felt-tip pens, then hang their own work on the wall. It makes a good rainy-day project or a birthday party activity.

Unicorns Inspired by Art History

Some unicorns borrow from great art styles: a Japanese woodblock landscape, a Symbolist unicorn in bright colours and a floral pattern inspired by 19th-century English decorative arts. They look just as good in a living room or a hallway as in a child's room.

Sizes, Frames and Pairs

Most unicorn posters come in several sizes, from small formats for a shelf to larger ones above a bed, unframed or in a black metal or wooden frame. You only pay for the frame: the framing itself is free. Two unicorns in different styles, framed alike, make a charming pair; for a whole wall, mix them with other designs from our kids and nursery posters.