Designer Kate Pearce ( @katepearcevintage) used the marble floor pop tiles to complement her newly made-over bathroom's light blue walls, cabinets, and radiator. The result is a beautiful, ...

Although the tiles’ blue-and-white palette would become synonymous with Dutch ceramics, colored pottery had been brought to Holland only a century earlier by Italian artisans in the form of ...

When Belgian immigrant Prosper Lamal began selling little blue-and-white lettered tiles to adorn New Orleans sidewalks around the mid-1880s, he presumably wanted only to make a few bucks — which ...

The 40 Chicest Lemon Nails That’ll Make You Feel Like You’re Sipping Limoncello in Capri first appeared on Parade on Jul 14, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 14, 2025, where it ...

Everyone loves the antique blue and white tiles that mark the street corners in the older sections of New Orleans. But did you ever wonder how the unique horizontal street ...

Blue and white, the popular color combination from the 17th century to today, was influenced by the Delft tiles of the Netherlands. Daniel Rodrigues for The New York Times ...

Its beautiful blue and white tiles were added to the exterior of the 18th-century Baroque church in 1910.

Indeed, in the 17th and 18th centuries, while 200 factories in the Netherlands churned out blue-and-white tiles hand-brushed with standard motifs from windmills to farm animals, royalty expected more.

Museu Nacional do Azulejo: Lisbon, Portugal In Portugal, you don’t have to look hard to find gorgeous examples of azulejos, the blue-and-white tiles that are practically synonymous with the country.