Which garland suits a child's room? Measure the wall or other area first. Then choose the length, fabric and motif. A 2.2 m cotton garland and a 3.5 m velvet garland look different and require different arrangements. A garland hanging in curves will cover less horizontal space than its full length.
Explore garlands and hanging decorations for different textile garlands, including Moi Mili. These products are decorations, not toys. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and hang them securely out of reach.
Five Moi Mili garlands compared
| Garland | Length | Fabric and design |
|---|---|---|
| Vintage style | 2.2 m | Cotton |
| Summer Garden | 250 cm | Linen and cotton |
| Spring Garden | 3 m | Cotton; half-moon motifs |
| Candy Bouquet | 3.5 m | Polyester velvet; flowers |
| Late Autumn | 3 m | Linen; ginkgo leaves |
Information checked against individual product descriptions on 9 November 2026. Open the current item for colours, care instructions and contents; styled photos may show items sold separately.
What garland length should you choose?
Measure the area to decorate. A garland may hang in one or several gentle curves. The deeper the curve, the shorter the horizontal distance between its attachment points. The length given on the product page is therefore not the width covered on the wall.
A shorter garland may suit a dresser or a small wall section. A longer model allows more curves but also needs secure attachment points. Follow the actual product dimensions and installation directions.
Cotton, linen or velvet: what is the difference?
Cotton is used for Vintage style and Spring Garden. Summer Garden combines linen and cotton. Candy Bouquet is described as polyester velvet, which has a different surface texture. Late Autumn uses linen and ginkgo-leaf motifs.
Choose the appearance you prefer, but do not assume every textile garland has the same washing instructions. Check the specific care label.
Garland, mobile or wall decoration?
A garland normally forms a line of fabric shapes. Mobiles and other wall decorations are different products and may have their own mounting requirements. Compare garlands and hanging decorations with our mobiles collection.
When planning an entire room, read our children's-room design guide and explore decorative cushions and covers. Decorative items are not automatically suitable for an infant's sleeping area.
How to hang a garland safely
- Keep it out of reach. Cords, ties and loose hanging parts must not be accessible to young children.
- Secure it properly. Use suitable attachment points and check that the fixings hold.
- Keep it away from cots and cradles. Do not let strings or loose ornaments hang down into the sleeping space.
- Inspect regularly. Remove damaged garlands and check for loose pieces or weakened fixings.
Garlands should be treated as room decoration, not as something a child can pull or play with. Choose another location if safe placement is not possible.
Frequently asked questions about nursery garlands
Is a 3-metre garland too long?
It depends on the wall and the number of curves. Measure the area and allow extra length for draping. Keep every cord out of reach.
Can a garland hang above a child's bed?
Avoid cords and loose decorations that could fall into the bed or be reached by the child. Follow manufacturer instructions and choose a safer location if unsure.
Are textile garlands toys?
No. These Moi Mili garlands are decorative products. Mount them securely and out of children's reach.
Can all garlands be washed?
No. Fabric and care directions vary. Check the specific label before washing cotton, linen or velvet.
See garlands and hanging decorations at Theo & Sally.
Theo & Sally editorial guide, 9 November 2026. Materials, lengths and motifs reflect product descriptions; this is a buying comparison, not a safety test of the installation.