Target Llama Head Wall Decor

I wish this was my room – look how happy I am! Maybe it was being with my team again producing (safely) a fun, styled out shoot. Or maybe it's the energy from this new collection breathing new life into my world of neutrals. Five years ago, Target launched Pillowfort to universal praise. Moms (and dads and kids) across America celebrated their favorite major retailer launching affordable stylish kids decor. And now… they've totally redesigned it, with fresh colors, modern patterns, extremely playful and chic accessories (that mirror!) not to mention non-gender specific designs and furniture cute enough for all ages (that bed! and nightstand!). I chose a bunch of my favorite pieces from the collection and my team and I styled them for your viewing pleasure.

Bedding And Super Sweet Pillows

I always lean in hard on Target for their bedding and accessories – especially when I want something fun for kids. The patterns make them very easy to mix and match as you can see in the duvet and sheets. That olive green quilt could easily be on a sofa or a grownup's bed, too ("the color is VERY GOOD" says our stylist Emily B. and she is to green as I am to blue). The white pillow with the pom-poms is SO GOOD and soft and now resides on our sofa in the family room (but can go on beds).

Furniture That Makes All Of Us Happy

The headboard and nightstands just launched and clearly just as cute for a tween or teen as a kids' room. Lucky little ducks. This is a far cry from the fake brass daybed I had as a kid (which sounds much cooler than it was) and it can grow with your kid until well past college.

The blackout shades with little tassels are playful and functional and come in many different colors (and see how it works with the rug? Not "matching" but goodness it looks good).

Both my kids came to see what we were working on and after a "don't get any big ideas" lecture about not jumping on the bed until we were done, they both really responded to this room. Charlie loved the jungle-inspired bedding, they both wanted the cheetah "pillow" and they were strangely obsessed with the nesting suitcases (inside the nightstand). Likely because they need more "secret" places to keep all their "treasures" (random things like an old car key of mine, a compass, and two rocks that look like gold). The black and white leopard lamp is awesome and that hit of black really edges up the space.

Practical Cute (And Modular) Storage

We've had those bins forever and they are great because the front lip keeps toys in without needing an additional basket. Having your kids be able to see their toys is strangely important or else they forget that they have them. These are stackable and just really great if you are in need of something like them.

The mirror and hooks are solid pieces of simple design (we installed these at the back door, finally). The pom-poms around the edge feel modern yet playful and the little painted detail on the hooks is fresh without being too loud or young.

A Cozy And Cute Corner

Kids get strangely into these canopies and I love them more than tents because tents take up so much real estate when not in use (with a canopy you can just gather the fabric together and tie it in a knot to save space). Even they need some alone time these days 🙂 We layered a soft shag rug, bean bag, and those cute pillows to create a cozy look nook.

Favorite Pieces Alert: the standing lamp is ridiculously cute. Bowser had a good grownup hack for it, just to spray paint it black – the shape is that good.

The hanging shelf would be great above a bed, next to one or to add to a reading corner when you don't need a full bookcase.

I was surprised by how soft the rug is the multicolor flecks make it easy to mix with other colors. I love the mustards mixed with the pink – always an unexpected combo that I love. Also, a direct quote from Birdie when she saw these dolls in this photo, "Look! It's me and Hero" (her best friend from school). Let's hear it for inclusivity in all toys, eh?

Another Vibe, Ready To Mix And Match

The new collection has so many pieces in it – patterns, themes with the whole idea to mix and match as much as possible all with really playful details and quirk that sets it apart. Please note the hand-drawn planets on the comforter, and we know that navy mixed with that mustard is one of my favorite color combos.

The whole collection has a modern playful feeling that was absent in the affordable kids decor world. I love that lamp (it's the table version of the floor lamp in the canopy vignette) but the standout accessory here is this bed pocket. We styled it here so you could see it (and it looks so cute) but you can also put it into the bedframe near the box spring and it can hold books, little stuffies, even a small sippie cup.

The headboard and nightstand are part of the new furniture collection (and there are a LOT of new pieces). It's all so affordable, simple, and can age with them for years.

Big shout out to Sara and Emily B. who worked hard making the kid art on the wall. There's nothing more endearing and hilarious than when you pop by the location to see how everyone is doing and the photographer and stylist (your friends) are sitting on the ground and coloring. 🙂

I want to reiterate the great pattern play here – the bed, rug, and sheets are curated so well – organic, graphic, and playful. Just add hammerhead shark and another GREAT pom pillow – all the details are so good.

Welcome to our little reading and corner. The bookshelf has a lot of versatility (can hold cubbies when they are little and books/games as they get older) and the cloud bookends are heavy enough to hold those tall thin kids books that don't stay up on their own.

The kids and I snagged that new nightlight that gives off soft starry light – and speaking of light, that modern lamp is definitely not just for kids (but so good).

The Star – Finally An Egg Chair For Kids (Or My Dogs???)

IT'S ABOUT TIME. I took a photo of me inside of it (you know, for scale) that is on stories – but trust me that I went through every room in our home figuring out where I can possibly justify needing it. It's even in an outdoor fabric so it could go outside. It's solid and so well made and basically going to sell out asap. So if you have a lonely corner in your kid's room, and are in need of a cute reading chair that will bring everyone joy, this is it.

The final shot of this awesome new collection features the rug I wish I had had for our kid's room in LA (I was looking for a playful animal hyde for weeks) and an art/paper wallboard that is a great scale.

When we shot this story, the collection had just launched and now even more pieces have rolled out. So before we end this cuteness, here are some other of our favorite pieces from the new Pillowfort collection.

Happy shopping 🙂

This post was sponsored by Target, all words are my own.

*Photography by Sara Ligorria Tramp
**Art Direction by ME! Emily Henderson
***Styling by Emily Bowser

Target Llama Head Wall Decor

Source: https://stylebyemilyhenderson.com/blog/target-pillowfort-new-collection-2021

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