If there's a better partnership than National Geographic and West Elm Kids, we'd like to know. The only question we have is how has it taken so long for these two powerhouses to come together and create a line anyone who has children can get behind? Here's the deal: Like any capsule collection, it's all limited edition, so if your interest is piqued and your child's room is in major need of a refresh with an educational spin, it's time to start adding some things to your cart.
Plus, if your kids are into dinosaurs and/or outer space, you're in luck because those are the two central themes of the collection, which includes everything from bedding to shelving units. There are also rugs and wall hooks. Not only do all of the pieces look adorable, but the assortment was designed to encourage kids' sense of curiosity and wonder about all things science and nature.
West Elm x National Geographic Space Quilt
From an adult design-focused perspective, the pieces stand out against the landscape of classic children's bedroom accessories in a big way. There’s a lot to look at in the best sense, like the color palettes and details stitched into the rugs and bedding. What's more, most of the products are made sustainably, using low-impact materials like cotton grown under the Better Cotton Standard and wood that's Forest Stewardship Council certified. Though this collection doesn't hew to the same midcentury-inspired look that the rest of West Elm's pieces do, it does feature the same commitment to the environment, which makes it even more enticing.
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Whether or not you're in the market for a few new things to spruce up your kids' space, we think this collection launch is a good opportunity to surround them with things that encourage them to learn and discover. Our advice? Get in on the new pieces before they sell out. After all, where else can you snag a few gorgeous kid-centric pieces that are as stylish as they are educational?
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Jessica Cherner is House Beautiful’s associate shopping editor and knows where to find the best high-low pieces for any room.
