Delft decor

A color crush that lasts forever, Blue & White.

You can create a spectacular Coastal Kitchen with one these backsplash ideas. Make a beach tile mural the focal point, choose nautical them...

The beloved pottery is just as blue chip as it was in the 1600s. IT’S BOTH! The Dutch began making the tin-glazed, blue-and-white earthenware in the 1600s in Delft, a city also known as the hometown of artist Johannes Vermeer. Local potters used distinctive marks that noted a piece’s provenance. Some artisans were inspired by Chinese porcelain (hence its similarity), but others looked to religious motifs and pastoral scenery (So. Many. Windmills!). Production was prolific, with more than 800

A new wave of creatives and modern designers have fallen back in love with Delft tiles, largely because many of them have found new ways to work with this classic detail.

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For a Little Kitchen Whimsy: Delft Dinnerware Wallpaper by Molly Hatch | Kitchn

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After a decade of enjoying their vacation home on 140 acres of verdant working farmland in South Carolina, Leslie and Bob Harris decided to make a permanent move to their peaceful haven—but not without substantial fine-tuning to suit Leslie’s clear creative vision.It all started in 2000, after stumbling upon the house for sale while visiting Bob’s hometown of Indian Land. They purchased it on the spot, bringing the property that had belonged to his great-grandfather—and subsequent…

Hi, I'm Liz from the DIY & decorating blog Simple Decorating Tips!Before I even tell you how I made faux Delft tiles, I’ll tell you why… Check out the Y…