18 Awesome Cartoon Inspired Theme Design Ideas For Your Kids' Room

Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Tom & Jerry - cartoons have always been a delightful source of inspiration, both for us and our kids now!

So, let’s join our kids on their adventures with Winnie the Pooh or Scooby-Doo. Decorating their rooms with cartoon-inspired themes is a surefire way to do this and create a space they’ll never want to leave.

In this blog, we bring you 18 awesome cartoon-inspired theme design ideas to turn your kid’s room into a world filled with laughter, colour, and cherished memories. Let’s begin it right away.

1. Bob The Builder

Do you want your kid to have a can-do attitude? We guess Bob the Builder is the perfect theme to decorate your kid’s room. And yes, the first thing you can do is prepare an MDF cutout with Bob’s most famous catchphrase-

“Can we fix it? Yes, we can!”

We all know that Bob the Builder is a skilled construction worker who is usually seen wearing a green work hat, a yellow high-visibility vest, and blue overalls. He also sports safety boots and a tool belt, emphasising his role as a builder.

Here are some ideas to design your kid’s room or nursery based on their favourite cartoon character- Bob The Builder.

• Paint the walls in a construction theme, using colours like yellow and black stripes or blue to represent the sky.
• Use wall decals or stencils of construction vehicles like bulldozers, cranes, and cement mixers.
• Paint a Bob the Builder DIY framed canvas and hang it on the wall or place it on the study table.
• Add shelves or toy organisers shaped like toolboxes to store toys and books neatly.
• Hang a growth chart with Bob The Builder as a centrepiece to track your child's growth over the years.
• Place a play mat with roads and buildings to encourage imaginative play with toy construction vehicles.
• Consider adding a small workbench with toy tools for your child to enjoy pretend construction play.

2. Chhota Bheem

If your kid insists on watching the courageous and noble character Chhota Bheem and his group of friends - Chutki, Raju, Kalia, and the talking monkey Jaggu on television or the internet every day, why not decorate their room with a Chhota Bheem theme?

Here are some decorating ideas for a Chhota Bheem-themed room.

• Use a vibrant color palette inspired by Chhota Bheem's outfit, such as green, red, and yellow, to create a lively and energetic atmosphere.
• Add wall decals or murals featuring Chhota Bheem and his friends in action-packed poses or scenic backgrounds from the show.
• Choose bedding with Chhota Bheem prints or patterns to make the bed a focal point. Add decorative pillows or cushions with his face or motifs.
• Hang a Chhota Bheem DIY framed canvas on the wall to create an engaging and playful environment.
• Display Chhota Bheem action figures, plush toys, or figurines on shelves or wall-mounted display cases for a fun and interactive element.
• Introduce elements of Indian culture, such as traditional art prints, rangoli patterns, or Indian fabric hangings, to connect the room's decor with the show's Indian roots.
• Set up a small play area with Chhota Bheem-themed toys, books, and a play mat where your child can immerse themselves in imaginative play.

3. Donald Duck

You can’t help but laugh at Donald Duck for his easily irritable and hot-tempered nature. He often gets himself into hilarious and chaotic situations, but he is still the most famous and enduring cartoon character created by Walt Disney.

Mickey Mouse, Goofy, his girlfriend Daisy Duck, and his three nephews Huey, Dewey, and Louie often join him in his escapades.

So, do you need any help or decorating ideas for a Donald Duck-themed kid’s nursery or room? We’ll be glad to help.

• Use a colour scheme inspired by Donald Duck's outfit to create a classic atmosphere - shades of blue, red, and white.
• Add wall decals or murals featuring Donald Duck in various poses or scenarios from his animated adventures. If there isn’t much of a blank space on the wall for decals, paint a Donald Duck DIY framed canvas and hang it on the wall.
• Choose bedding with Donald Duck prints or patterns, and add plush toys or pillows featuring his likeness.
• Incorporate sailboat-themed decor or nautical accents as a nod to Donald's sailor outfit.
• Include Huey, Dewey, and Louie plush toys or artwork to bring more of Donald's family into the room.
• Consider a wall clock with Donald Duck's face for a playful touch.

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4. Dora The Explorer

Are you all set for some adventure with your kids and the Latina girl, Dora The Explorer? And there are more who are eager to join you - Boots the Monkey, Backpack, and Map!

If you are planning to design a Dora-themed kid’s room, we are also ready to embark on quests to solve puzzles, find hidden treasures, and overcome obstacles with you. Here are some decoration ideas.

• Create an adventurous jungle or forest theme with vibrant colours like purple, pink, and green.
• Use wall decals or murals of Dora, Boots, and Swiper the Fox to bring the characters to life.
• Include maps and globes as decorative elements to fit the exploration theme.
• Hang a Dora DIY framed canvas on the wall and a dreamcatcher next to it to add a touch of magic and adventure.
• Place a play tent in the shape of Dora's backpack for your child to have a cosy play space.
• Use storage bins and organisers shaped like treasure chests to keep toys and belongings tidy.

5. Doraemon

Aww, look at this adorable robotic cat from the 22nd century! We are talking about Doraemon, a character in the popular Japanese manga and anime series of the same name. Kids love his blue body and large, round eyes. A fun fact is that he has no ears. And you know what serves as his power source? It is Dorayaki, a Japanese sweet pancake.

So, if you are convinced that your kid’s room needs a Doraemon-theme makeover, here we are with some awesome ideas.

• Go for a futuristic and space-themed decor, with blue and white as the dominant colours.
• Paint the walls with clouds, stars, and planets to create a space-like atmosphere.
• Use Doraemon-themed bedding, curtains, and rugs to tie the theme together.
• Hang posters or wall decals featuring Doraemon and his gadgets.
• Get your kid to paint a Doraemon DIY framed canvas and put it on the wall or corner table.
• Add a globe or map with markings of Doraemon's travels through time and space.
• Consider incorporating futuristic furniture designs for a more immersive experience.

6. Mickey Mouse

Here comes Mickey Mouse with his entourage- his girlfriend Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Pluto, and many others. His energy, curiosity, and can-do attitude are contagious. Tell us, weren’t you bowled over by his friendly and optimistic personality?

Well, if yes, here’s an idea - Why not set up a Mickey Mouse-themed room for your kid? We are here to help you with decorating ideas.

• Create a classic Disney-themed room with a red, black, and white colour scheme.
• Use Mickey Mouse-themed wallpaper or wall decals to set the tone.
• Incorporate polka dots and chevron patterns in the bedding and decor.
• Hang Mickey Mouse ears on the wall as a fun and iconic decoration.
• Consider a Mickey Mouse-shaped rug to add character to the floor area.
• Opt for furniture with rounded edges and playful designs to complement the theme.
• Paint a cute Mickey Mouse DIY framed canvas and place it on the bedside table.

7. Minions

Have you heard about the cute yellow little fellows, the Minions? Do you know that they first appeared in the animated film “Despicable Me” and quickly became a breakout hit?

But beware. Don’t fall for these small, yellow, cylindrical creatures. They are humorous but mischievous too. But if you still love to see them engaging in silly antics, we guess you can bring their childlike innocence and curiosity to life by decorating your kid’s room or nursery with a Minions theme.

We are here to help. Here are some beautiful decoration ideas for a Minions-themed kid’s room.

• Go for a bright and colourful theme with yellow as the dominant colour.
• Make the walls look beautiful by decorating them with Minions-themed wallpaper, wall decals, or a Minions DIY framed canvas.
• Use blue and yellow bedding with Minion's patterns for a cohesive look.
• Place Minions plush toys or figurines on shelves or around the room.
• Opt for furniture with playful designs, such as Minion-shaped chairs or tables.
• Consider adding a chalkboard or whiteboard to encourage creative drawing and writing, as the Minions love to communicate through visuals.

8. Motu Patlu

Welcome to Furfuri Nagar. Let us introduce you to two best friends, Motu and Patlu. Now, we needn’t tell you who is friendly, big-hearted, and overweight and who loves to eat samosas. And then, you might have guessed who is the intelligent and problem-solving member of the duo.

Together with their troop, consisting of Dr. Jhatka, a quirky inventor; Ghasita Ram, the tea vendor; Chingam, the brave police inspector; and John the Don, they have come to give your kid’s room a much-needed makeover.

So, here are our tips for a Motu Patlu-theme kid’s room decoration.

• Create an Indian theme with vibrant colours like orange, yellow, and green.
• Use Motu Patlu-themed bedding, curtains, and rugs with the characters' faces and logos.
• Hang a painted Motu Patlu DIY framed canvas featuring their adventures.
• Decorate the room with Indian cultural elements like rangoli patterns or traditional artwork.
• Include a small reading nook with cushions and a bookshelf filled with Motu Patlu comics and books.
• Add a toy train or toy rickshaw as a playful touch to the room.

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9. Mr. Bean

This tall, thin, wide-eyed man is socially awkward and clueless all the time. But we all adore him, and how! Yes, we are talking about Mr. Bean. It doesn’t matter if he lacks social skills and has an odd fashion sense. He is still our favourite, and for that matter, kids adore him too.

And as an ode to his hilarious misadventures, we have decided to give you some decoration ideas for a Mr. Bean-inspired kid’s room theme.

• Create a quirky and humorous theme with a mix of colours and patterns.
• Use a poster or a painted Mr. Bean DIY framed canvas with his funny expressions and antics for the wall.
• Opt for furniture with unconventional designs or repurpose items creatively.
• Hang a large blackboard on one of the walls where your child can draw and write, just like Mr. Bean does in the show.
• Include bean bag chairs or floor cushions for a relaxed and laid-back atmosphere.
• Use old suitcases or trunks as storage and decoration pieces, reminiscent of Mr. Bean's adventures.

10. Ninja Hattori

Ask your kid if they dream of having a “Hattori the Ninja” friend like Kenichi to help them complete their school assignments. Who wouldn’t want to have such a friend with incredible speed, agility, and ninja techniques? And along with Hattori, we have his brother Shinzo to add some mischief and adventure.

Guess what? How about decorating your kid’s room with a Ninja Hattori theme? Don’t worry. We are here to help with some decoration ideas.

• Go for a ninja-themed room with black, red, and white colours dominating the decor.
• Use wall decals or murals featuring Ninja Hattori and his friends in action. Better still, paint a Ninja Hattori DIY framed canvas for a personalised touch.
• Hang Japanese-style scrolls or posters with Japanese characters for an authentic touch.
• Include paper lanterns or fairy lights to add warmth and ambiance to the room.
• Consider a small play area with foam ninja stars or soft swords for safe play.
• Add ninja-themed bedding and pillows to complete the look.

11. Oggy and the Cockroaches

How annoying can cockroaches be? Ask Oggy, the lazy and friendly cat!

Joey, Dee Dee, and Marky- these three mischievous cockroaches love to wreak havoc in Oggy’s home and make his peaceful life miserable. If this non-verbal comedy intrigues your little one, it’s high time you incorporate these fun elements into their room decor.

Here are some awesome decoration ideas to let your kid continue having fun with Oggy and the cockroaches.

• Create a fun and playful theme with blue and white colours.
• Use wallpaper featuring Oggy and mischievous cockroaches.
• Decorate the room with images of food items, as food is a significant theme in the show.
• Include Oggy and the Cockroaches plush toys as decorative elements.
• Consider a custom-made bed or crib in the shape of Oggy's house.
• Paint a huge Oggy and the Cockroaches DIY framed canvas and hang it on the wall behind the bed.
• Add bean bag chairs or floor cushions for a relaxed and casual seating area.

12. Scooby-Doo

Is your kid keen on joining the “Mystery Inc.” gang featuring Fred Jones, Daphne Blake, Velma Dinkley, and Norville “Shaggy” Rogers in their Mystery Machine to solve mysteries and unmask villains? Wait, Scooby-Doo, their talking Great Dane, is ready to give them company.

Turn your kid’s room into a mystery den by designing it with a Scooby-Doo theme. How? We have great ideas.

• Go for a spooky and adventurous theme with orange, green, and purple colour palettes.
• Use wallpaper or wall decals with Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. gang solving mysteries.
• Use MDF wall cutouts for catchphrases like “Scooby-Dooby-Doo!” and “Ruh-roh, Raggy”.
• Decorate the room with magnifying glasses, flashlights, and other detective-themed accessories.
• Hang posters of spooky haunted houses or eerie forests for a mysterious vibe.
• Consider a themed play corner with a "mystery-solving" kit and costumes for dress-up play.
• Add a Scooby-Doo-themed lamp or nightlight for a comforting glow at bedtime.
• Paint a Scooby-Doo DIY framed canvas and keep it on the bedside table for a personalised touch to the decor.

13. Super Mario

If you want to introduce your kid to Super Mario, a famous video game character who was popular when you were a kid, then do it by decorating their room with this theme. Let them say hello to this cheerful and brave Italian plumber with a trademark red cap, blue overalls, and a bushy moustache.

Get ready, as you and your kid will help Mario rescue Princess Peach from the villainous Bowser, who often kidnaps her.

Hmm, already wondering how to incorporate Super Mario into your kid’s room decor. Here, we have it for you.

• Create a fun and vibrant video game-themed room with red, blue, and green colours.
• Use Super Mario-themed wallpaper or wall decals featuring Mario, Luigi, and other characters.
• Incorporate pixel art or graphics inspired by the game on cushions or artwork.
• Consider a custom-made bed or crib in the shape of a Super Mario castle.
• Use block-shaped storage units or shelves to organise toys and books.
• Paint a Super Mario DIY framed canvas and hang it on the wall to serve as a focal point in the room.

14. Tom & Jerry

Cat and Mouse game anyone? Will Tom win, or is it going to be Jerry as always? The waiting game begins. Let’s continue this humorous chase sequence in your kid’s room now. Decorate the room with a Tom & Jerry-inspired theme.

Here are a few decoration ideas for this theme.

• Choose a vibrant colour scheme with red, blue, and yellow accents.
• Add wall murals featuring Tom and Jerry's funny antics.
• Buy cartoon-style furniture with rounded edges.
• Decorate the floor with whimsical rugs with mouse holes or paw prints.
• Get Tom & Jerry-themed bedding, curtains, and cushions.
• Paint a Tom & Jerry DIY framed canvas and keep it on the study table.

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15. Toy Story

Do you believe that your kid’s toys can come to life like Andy’s? Ever seen how Woody, a cowboy doll, and Buzz Lightyear, a space ranger, embrace each other as friends despite their initial rivalry? A lesson to learn, isn’t it?

Let’s bring them to life, including their buddies - Mr. Potato Head, Rex the dinosaur, Hamm the piggy bank, and the Green Army Men, in your kid’s room by decorating it with the Toy Story theme.

• Use a colourful and inviting palette with blue, green, red, and yellow colours for the room.
• Paste the walls with removable decals of Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and other characters.
• Incorporate toy storage solutions resembling toy chests or shelves. Paint a Toy Story DIY framed canvas and place it near the stands.
• Let the cosmic ceiling glow in the dark with stars or a galaxy theme.
• Place plush toys of Woody, Buzz, and other Toy Story characters on the bed.

16. Tweety

Who won’t fall in love with this cute little, endearing Tweety bird? His babyish and innocent look contrasts with his cunning and clever personality. And don’t go for his tiny stature. He always outwits his enemies, particularly Sylvester the cat, who is always trying to catch and eat him.

Get some of Tweety’s cuteness and intelligence into your kid’s room by decorating it with a Tweety theme.

Here are our simple and easy decoration ideas for it.

• Paint the walls with a gentle and calming colour scheme with pastel colours like yellow, pink, and light blue.
• Get a Tweety DIY framed canvas or one of Sylvester for the walls.
• Make maximum use of birdcage-theme decor items such as birdcage-shaped shelves or wall hooks.
• Prepare a cosy reading corner with a Tweety-themed bean bag chair and plush toy.
• Use bright floral patterns or sunflower accents on bedding and curtains.

17. Winnie The Pooh

Winnie the Pooh, or simply Pooh Bear, is a cute and cuddly stuffed bear with a honey-coloured coat of fur. You all know his love for honey. He has a close group of friends, including Piglet, a small and timid pig; Trigger, an exuberant and bouncy tiger; Eeyore, an endearing donkey; Rabbit, an impatient rabbit; Kanga, a caring kangaroo; and her energetic little Roo, her joey.

Wouldn’t you want to invite them into your kid’s room? So, here we are with some excellent ideas to make them your kids friends by decorating the room with a Winnie The Pooh theme.

• Use a soft and warm colour palette with beige, brown, and pastel colours for the walls.
• Decorate one wall with decals of Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and other characters.
• Arrange honey pot-themed decor like lamps or containers on a corner table. Paint a Winnie The Pooh DIY framed canvas for decorating the table.
• Make a cosy reading nook with a Pooh-themed bean bag chair and books.
• Incorporate nature elements like tree decals and leaves into the room.

18. Pokemon

Is your kid ready to become a Pokemon Trainer to collect and train a diverse team of Pokemon? If yes, make them ready for it by decorating their room with a Pokemon theme.

We are here to help your kids win the Pokemon battle with amazing room decoration tips.

• Firstly, select a vibrant and colorful palette inspired by various Pokemon species.
• Next, work on the walls by selecting posters, wall decals, or artwork of favourite Pokemon characters and scenes.
• Bring ambiance to the room with Pokeball-themed decor elements like lampshades or cushions.
• Utilise Pokemon-themed bedding to make the bed inviting.
• What’s a Pokemon theme room without trading cards? Display Pokemon figurines, cards, and collectibles on their study shelf. Make it more interesting by placing a Pokemon DIY framed canvas on the study table.

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Wrapping Up

So, here is our list of 18 awesome cartoon-inspired theme decoration ideas for your kids’ room. Which one of these is your kid’s favourite?