Decorum Studio Cornwall

English Delft Mill

English Delft Mill - Main image
$17.42 $26.4 In stock

Category: Wall & Ceiling Tile

Hand painted in traditional Delft Blue or Charcoal by one of our talented in-house artists, each tile from the English Delft collection tells a story of quaint buildings, graceful birds and elegant florals. 

Create a space that is truly your own by mixing and matching designs from this collection, or explore our other specially curated Delft collections to find the perfect selection that  complements your home.

(Design shown on English White base)

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah K. ★★★★★

I was hesitant about hand-painted tile, but the blue tones are so rich and the bird detail is surprisingly crisp for something done by hand. It's become the focal point of my kitchen backsplash, and guests always ask where I found it.

Timothy L. ★★★★★

The little windmill scene on my tile has so much depth up close, you can see every brushstroke of the artist’s hand. It’s already up on my kitchen wall and I keep catching myself just staring at the blue glaze catching the light.

Amelia ★★★★★

The hand-painted details are what sold me—each little bird and building has its own charm, so it feels less like a factory tile and more like a piece of art. I hung one as a trivet and it’s already a conversation starter at dinner.