KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Delft Blue miniature porcelain houses are a treasured tradition dating back to 1952. Not only are they highly collectible today -- they also come with a fascinating story as to how and why they even exist.
I have two personal connections to these beautiful blue and white ceramic houses, which makes collecting them even more of a thrill for me. Today I'm going to share some details about the houses and just what those connections are.
Welcome to Thrifted vs. Styled! Today's edition features another installment in my Blue and White Series -- spice jars and vases and plates, oh my!
Without a doubt, my blue and white porcelain collection has taken on a life of its own! Join me as I share the latest!
Trays are the true workhorses of home decor. They're both useful and
decorative, helping us to corral everyday items while at the same time
making their own mark as style icons. But we don't always have to love a
particular style of tray to appreciate its utility.
That being said, if I don't care for the look of a tray, I've been known to transform it into something more in line with my style. And what better tray to transform than a large round acrylic tray covered in pastel Easter eggs, ducks and bunnies?
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