Delftware

Old pieces often bear a mark. Modern reproductions are more accessible.

On a shelf, as a splashback, or as wall tiles for a cozy atmosphere.

Yes, as an accent on a neutral background, it creates an elegant contrast.

Classic Delft faience motifs include scenes of daily life, landscapes, and flowers. Cobalt blues on a white background are also very characteristic of this type of decorative ceramic.

To preserve the quality and shine of your Delft faience, avoid washing it in the dishwasher and gently clean it by hand with a soft cloth and a mild cleaning product. Also, avoid storing it in a very humid place.

Delft faience originated in the 17th century in the Netherlands. Delft potters developed this ceramic, inspired by Chinese porcelain, using white enamel and cobalt blue decorations. It has become a symbol of Dutch craftsmanship.

Although Delft faience is associated with a more traditional style, it can be harmoniously integrated into a contemporary interior. Focus on pieces with clean lines and play with contrasts between white and blue for a modern and sophisticated look.

Delft faience is mainly used for interior decoration, in the form of vases, wall plates, tiles, or figurines. It adds a touch of charm and authenticity to your interior.