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Kohler Introduces Fleurette Artist Editions Collection with Aerin Lauder

10.16.26 | By
Kohler Introduces Fleurette Artist Editions Collection with Aerin Lauder

Kohler unveils a new Artist Editions collaboration with AERIN founder and creative director Aerin Lauder, introducing the Fleurette Collection. Inspired by the heritage of traditional Delftware, the collection brings hand-applied floral motifs to three iconic Kohler fixtures.

Pedestal sink with blue floral details, topped by an ornate octagonal mirror and flanked by a bamboo chair with stacked towels and potted plants.

Photography courtesy of Kohler

Crafted in white vitreous china and rooted in the tradition of Delft tiles, the collection comprises three Kohler classics: the Memoirs Stately toilet, Memoirs Stately pedestal sink, and Caxton rectangle sink. Offered in two colorways, a traditional blue-and-white palette and a soft green-and-white option, the trio transforms functional fixtures into decorative bath forms. The green variation offers a fresh interpretation of Delftware, drawing on Lauder’s growing appreciation for the color and bringing what she describes as a garden-inspired sensibility into the home.

A white pedestal sink with blue floral patterns, featuring a silver faucet, a bar of soap, and a small glass vase of white flowers.

Photography courtesy of Kohler

Lauder’s vision for the collaboration stems from the blue-and-white ceramics that filled her grandmother Estée Lauder’s home. “My grandmother taught me to appreciate beautiful objects and the stories they carry,” she says. “I wanted to create pieces that feel timeless, objects that could become part of a family’s home and be enjoyed for years to come.”

White porcelain bathroom sink with blue floral patterns, Kohler Aerin branding, and chrome hardware.

Photography courtesy of Kohler

Having long admired the way Kohler elevates everyday spaces through design, Lauder was particularly drawn to the opportunity to work with its Artist Editions collection. Celebrating the intersection of art and craftsmanship for more than 40 years, the initiative combines precision manufacturing with decorative techniques executed by skilled artisans in Kohler, Wisconsin. The partnership not only reflects Lauder’s deeply personal perspective on the collection, but also underscores Kohler’s commitment to luxury design innovation. 

A toilet with blue floral patterns sits in a small alcove with a window and a white towel hanging on the wall outside.

Photography courtesy of Kohler

Despite its centuries-old tradition, Lauder feels there is “something incredibly fresh about Delftware.” As bathrooms increasingly become opportunities for individual style and expression throughout the home, the collaboration between Kohler and AERIN merges heritage with enduring design, creating what Lauder describes as a “natural way to blend artistry, craftsmanship, and nostalgia, while creating something that feels modern and timeless for today’s interiors.”

Malia Agostinelli is a writer and editor blending design and the built environment with the art of storytelling. Rarely found without a pen in hand, she also enjoys exploring new countries, taking yoga classes, and gathering inspiration for her Substack, Collected Elsewhere.