Reason for Delftware

The blue-and-white Delftware pattern, hand-painted with 19th-century-inspired motifs, is usually found on fine porcelain. What looks beautiful on a plate is echoed here on the wallpaper and bedding, bringing a Dutch look into the room.

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Miranda's eye for color is overwhelmingly impressive. His harmonious perspective is focused on giving you different emotions while walking around your home. She offers a nice touch of colors to an ordinary room.

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