Personalized Growth Chart
New baby on the way? This adorable—and removable—growth chart is the perfect addition to any nursery. Fully customizeable in both color and name, the six-foot graphic comes equipped with a white vinyl strip for recording dates and heights.
$89.99 at Etsy.com
Samantha Hahn Vintage Frames
Remember Brooklyn-based illustrator Samantha Hahn from our debut column? We’re delighted to bring her design aesthetic back with these quirky vintage-frame stickers. The collection—available in hot pink, chocolate brown, and a multi-color set—comes with 13 frame silhouettes, all featuring items you might find in a chic Parisian boutique.
$60 at loxii.com
Aspens 1 Trunk Decals
These black-and-white branches straddle the line between rustic and graphic. If you spend your days longing for trees and other outdoorsy things, these decals—which stretch up to eight feet—make a great forest replacement.
$165 at scribbleoneverything.com
Hu2 Design
This British company (don’t worry, it ships worldwide) dubs itself “the smart vinyl laboratory,” bringing a functional, understated sense of humor to its design. Faced with so many stand-out, why-didn’t-I-think-of-that options to select from, it was impossible to pick a singular favorite. We love the 2010 Party Pack, Mickey House, Wall of China, and Self Portrait equally.
$23 to $68 at hu2.com
Cow Head Chalkboard Sticker
With the great state of Texas calling our names, this Longhorn chalkboard decal is mighty difficult to resist. It’s going right on the pantry door, where we’ll scribble grocery lists and dinner reminders for years to come.
$28 at aplusrstore.com
Blowing in the Wind
This simple sticker reminds us of open fields and lazy summer days. With 32 color options and extra dandelion seeds available for order, the size, scope, and hue of the wind-blown stream is completely up to you.
$60 at etsy.com
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Sarah is the Editor-in-Chief of Washingtonian Bride & Groom, and writes about weddings, fashion, and shopping. Her work has also appeared in Refinery29, Bethesda Magazine, and Washington City Paper, among others. She is a Georgetown University graduate, lives in Columbia Heights, and you can find her on Instagram at @washbridegroom and @sarahzlot.
