WILDLIFE BY REGTS DELFT TILES

WILDLIFE BY REGTS DELFT TILESThis series takes inspiration from original Delft tiles dating from the second half of the 17th century. Weve expanded the collection with several additional creatures to offer a broader variety of wildlife. The 16 unique hand painted scenes include a spider in its web, a butterfly, a bee, a mosquito, a snail, a bird, and more, all carefully drawn with subtle detail. Every tile is painted by hand, so no two are ever exactly the same, giving your

This series takes inspiration from original Delft tiles dating from the second half of the 17th century. We’ve expanded the collection with several additional creatures to offer a broader variety of wildlife. The 16 unique hand-painted scenes include a spider in its web, a butterfly, a bee, a mosquito, a snail, a bird, and more, all carefully drawn with subtle detail. Every tile is painted by hand, so no two are ever exactly the same, giving your installation a soft, natural feel and a touch of quiet minimalism. For bigger installation, these tiles mix well with our plain white tile, adding to that effortless and humble charm.

Pinholes were part of the tile production process before 1860. A wooden board was used to stabilize the clay during cutting, leaving small pin marks - typically two, three, or four. This enhancement can be added to these tiles to recreate this authentic imperfection, contributing to their historic look and feel.

Crazing refers to the fine network of hairline cracks that appear over time on antique ceramics, including Delft tiles. It occurs naturally with age, but we offer it as an optional finish to evoke the same aged appearance. If you're looking for a more antique, timeworn look, the crackled finish is a perfect match for this series.