Description
What animals and places are shown on this map mural?
Each continent carries its own set of animals drawn in a soft cartoon style – lions and giraffes in Africa, pandas and tigers across Eurasia, bison and bears in North America, kangaroos and koalas in Australia, penguins in Antarctica. Every continent and ocean is labelled, so it works as a visual geography lesson as well as a decorative scene.
Is this map mural suitable for a nursery or young child's room?
Yes, the scale and subject are built for a child's room. The animals are large enough to spot and name from across the room, the lettering is simple enough for an early reader, and the whole scene sits comfortably as a single feature wall rather than competing with other patterns in the space.
What colours make up this map mural?
Blue ocean covers most of the design, with green landmasses and warm sandy yellow deserts breaking it up. The blue is a cool tone and tends to recede, which can make a child's bedroom feel a little more open, while the yellow and green keep it from feeling cold, so the wall reads bright without being overwhelming.
How do I line this mural up so it hangs straight across the wall?
Because this is one continuous scene, the position of the very first panel decides how everything else sits. It is worth marking a level vertical line on the wall first and hanging to that, rather than squaring up to a corner, since most corners are slightly out of true and will pull the rest of the map off line.
Can I hang this mural on my own?
It depends on the size of the wall. A smaller accent wall, which is how most people use a map mural like this in a bedroom or nursery, is manageable for one person working carefully. A full-height wall covering a larger surface is easier and safer handled by two people, mainly to support the paper while it is positioned.






























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