Vases

While it provides a functional vessel for flowers or greenery, it can also make a visual impact styled on its own. Our carefully chosen collection has many shapes, sizes, materials, colors, and finishes. This makes it easy to find something that fits your space perfectly. Are there any tips for displaying flower vases in home decor?Here are a few tips to keep in mind when styling these decorative yet functional objects: Vases make great dining table centerpieces. Opt for a single statement-making vase, or mix and match several in varying heights for more visual interest. Use floor vases to liven up a corner of the room, or to add depth to a hallway/entryway. Bud Vases look lovely when grouped together on a shelf or atop a sideboard. Tall vases are a great way to draw the eye upward and make a space feel bigger than it is. Try styling a tall vase on a mantel or console table. Vases aren't just for special occasions and fancy floral arrangements. Use these decor elements every day––no special flowers needed. Vase Materials - Ceramic Vases - We love ceramic vases for their durability and range in texture and finishes. And yet––are ceramic vases good for flowers? Glazed ceramic vases work beautifully for flowers and fresh greenery. In fact, ceramic often keeps flowers or greenery fresher for longer compared to other materials. Some remain unglazed on the outside for an irresistible matte texture. Here are a few ceramic vessels to consider: Dome Vase Series by Kristina Dam Studio, Ball Vase Series by COOEE Design, Lyngby Porcelain Vases, Shell Vase by ferm LIVING, Vinci Vase. Glass Vases - Glass vases are also a classic option. Our selection ranges from traditional silhouettes to creative shapes. Here are a few to consider: Ikebana Vase by Fritz Hansen, Water Swirl Vases by ferm LIVING, Jewel Vases by LOUISE ROE, Tombola Vase by Normann Copenhagen, Silent Vases by MUUTO, 0405 Vase by FRAMA, Moon Eye Vase Set by Fritz Hansen, Opal Vases by Kristina Dam Studio. Concrete & Metal Vases - Sumo, Lotus, and Duck Series by 101 Copenhagen: made with a fiber concrete material that offers durability and lightness. Hydraulic Vase by Design House Stockholm: made with polished stainless steel</li> Fountain Vases by LOUISE ROE: made with polished stainless steel With an array of sizes and styles, the styling options with modern vases are endless. Many brands offer the same silhouette in multiple sizes and finishes Bud Vases: These micro vessels are perfect for displaying propagations or single flowers. Tall Vases: Tall vessels are a great way to add visual depth to a shelf, mantel, or coffee table. Floor Vases: We love how floor vases can anchor the corner of a room or add a visual element to a hallway.