Available in two colors, Azure and Noir, Delft Traditions draws inspiration from authentic Delftware, a type of tin-glazed pottery that originated in Delft, Netherlands, in the 17th century.

Available in two colors, Azure and Noir, Delft Traditions draws inspiration from authentic Delftware, a type of tin-glazed pottery that originated in Delft, Netherlands, in the 17th century.

Gregory's Retail Catalogue Paint Inlay by Iron Orchid Designs is inspired by an 1886 seed catalogue cover, and is a perfect selection to add authentic vintage character to your future signage project.

The Lattice Rose Paint Inlay draws inspiration from vintage wallpaper, offering patterns that are designed to mix well and scale effectively. Its mixability is a key strength, with styles that channel a cottage-core and romantic flea market aesthetic.

IOD Morocco Paint Inlay by Iron Orchid Designs was inspired by a 19th century silk fragment, and will add a touch of faraway lands to your boho project.

From sweet citrus sprigs to fresh-cut Christmas trees, the Iron Orchid Designs Noel Paint Inlay is a must-have for all your Christmas home decor projects!

Paradise Paint Inlay by Iron Orchid Designs is a reinterpretation of a 19th century English textile. This playful Chinoiserie had everything going for it, and with this amped palette provides a vibrant twist on a sophisticated classic.

Petite Fleur is available in Pink or Red. The different color palettes serve distinct visual appetites. Petite Fleur Red brings a dramatic, vampy/gothic vibe, while the lighter pink palette offers a more delicate touch.

Included are four pages of designs that are highly verstatile. They are not just for covering large areas; these accents shine in focused applications such as journaling and mixed media.

Pedaling her lotions and potions with flair, the mysterious, elusive, and unforgettable Queen has returned, incarnated into a slightly different form, but just as beautiful as always.

This full-sized piece is inspired by the classic and timeless murals from the 1800’s and early 1900’s. They are so beautiful for French Country, Cottage, and modern interiors.