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Remodelista Reconnaissance: Delft Tiles in a Cheery, Character-Filled Kitchen

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Remodelista Reconnaissance: Delft Tiles in a Cheery, Character-Filled Kitchen

November 10, 2026

There are many, many elements we adore from last week’s Kitchen of the Week: A New Build that Eschews Perfection and Allows a ‘Boisterous’ Life. (In fact we’ll shine a light on another detail we love next week.) But first, a minute for this great and surprising fireplace surround: bright, blue, and inlaid with Delft tile. Where are the tiles in question from? Let’s take a look.

The Sighting

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Above: Love: this cheery fireplace surround (alongside Alice Waters’ egg spoon). Photography by Yoshihiro Makino; styling by Raina Kattelson; courtesy of Landed Interiors.
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Above: Also love: this little hideaway. Photography by Yoshihiro Makino; styling by Raina Kattelson; courtesy of Landed Interiors.

The Source

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Above: The Delft tiles in question? They’re the Delft Corner Ornaments line from Douglas Watson Studio—specifically the Leaf pattern, available in 4×4, 5×5, and 6×6 sizes.

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