From April 21 to 26, 2026, Royal Delft will present itself during Masterly, as part of the Salone del Mobile in Milan. With this participation, the brand positions itself on a leading international design stage, where Dutch heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary design come together.
During the presentation, Royal Delft pays tribute to the Dutch landscape, a theme that has played an important role in its iconic Delft Blue since the 17th century. In addition, the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix trophy will be in the spotlight, alongside the collaboration with Moooi, where design and craftsmanship meet.
Landscape paintings have been a recognizable and beloved part of Royal Delft’s collection for centuries. In its iconic Delft Blue, nature, architecture, and atmosphere come together in refined decorations that depict the Dutch landscape.
Located in the heart of Milan, at Masterly in the Palazzo dei Giureconsulti, visitors will gain insight into how this theme is interpreted in a contemporary way within the current collection. In doing so, the landscape forms a bridge between past and present, demonstrating how traditional craftsmanship continues to evolve within modern design.
Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix
During Masterly, Royal Delft exclusively presents the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix trophy, designed by Studio Piet Boon in collaboration with Royal Delft.
In this fully Delft Blue edition, speed, tradition, and craftsmanship come together. The trophy is hand-painted and represents a contemporary interpretation of Dutch heritage. Visitors will have a unique opportunity to experience this internationally acclaimed design up close.
During Milan Design Week 2026, Moooi celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special presentation.
At Superstudio Più, Moooi presents an immersive installation in which iconic designs are reimagined. Part of this is the Moooi x Royal Delft collection, inviting visitors to rediscover this unique collaboration.
A visit to the Moooi Store is also highly recommended.
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