Lambert van Meerten Museum, Art and antiques museum in Delft, Netherlands.
The Lambert van Meerten Museum is housed in a neo-Renaissance building at Oude Delft 199 that displays collections of Dutch tiles, Delftware, and Chinese porcelain in rooms arranged to reflect historical domestic settings. The interior features decorative elements and architectural details that complement the objects on display.
This residence was built in 1893 for Lambert van Meerten and opened as a public museum in 1909. The building was recognized as a national monument and underwent restoration to preserve its historic character for future generations.
The collection of Dutch tiles and Delftware is displayed within a residential setting, showing how these crafted objects once functioned in wealthy homes. The arrangement reflects the tastes and daily life of collectors who valued decorative artistry.
The museum sits in a quiet location along Oude Delft and is easily reached on foot from Delft's city center. Visiting works best during less crowded times when you can view the collections at a comfortable pace.
Many original interior elements that were displaced when the museum closed were preserved by authorities and returned to the house when it reopened in 2020. This restoration allowed the rooms to recover their authentic arrangement from the early museum period.
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