Jellycats are so cute and can take up a lot of space in your child’s (or yours) room! I am going to share with you, three cute ways to display them, that will not only look good but help you save space.

We have one more of our children’s birthdays to go this year and on the wish list is yet again, Jellycats!

If you are not familiar with them, they are plush animals, food, and objects with faces on them. They are so soft and very good quality. They make perfect gifts for children and adults.

I must admit, they are so cute and i love how they have many different ones. My children also love them and every year for their birthdays they are on the list, without fail.

I have also met a lot of adults that collect them and when you buy one, your collection quickly piles up!

The good news? You don’t need a fancy playroom or custom shelving to make your Jellycats part of your home décor. With a few simple styling tricks, you can create displays that feel cozy, organized, and surprisingly aesthetic.

Here are 3 cute ways to display your Jellycats that work for nurseries, kids’ rooms, teen bedrooms, and even a whimsical reading corner for adults.

One: Floating shelves

Floating shelves are a great way to get things off of surfaces and to save space in any room.

I love how they almost look like wall art when styled properly. They are also a good option for children’s plush toys because they save space and help to avoid clutter.

How to style it

  • Place 2–3 Jellycats per shelf instead of crowding them.

  • Add a stack of children’s books beside them.

  • Include a small framed print, wooden toy, or tiny vase for balance.

  • Keep the color palette soft—think cream, beige, blush, sage, or lavender.

Mixing it up by displaying Jellycats with other items makes it look more styled, instead of just putting toys on a shelf.

Above is an image on Pinterest, but i will link a similar shelving unit that i found on Amazon.

Two: Bookshelf unit

This option is perfect if you have space that you need to fill.

You can also display Jellycats and books together for a cozy look. I personally love the Billy bookcase from Ikea, but i will link some options below of similar bookshelf units.

Avoid over crowding shelves and clean regularly to avoid dust on your collection.

Disclaimer: When you purchase on Amazon using my links, i do make a commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you 🧡

Three: Hammocks

I have room hammocks in all three of my children’s bedrooms, not just for Jellycats but for all of their plush animals and toys.

This is another great option for saving space in bedrooms.

Why it works

  • Keeps toys off the bed

  • Uses an empty corner

  • Adds texture and visual interest

  • Feels playful without looking messy

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