Choose from small, large or tall vases in a variety of silhouettes to display on your mantelpiece with fresh flowers or bouquets. Our flower vases can be mixed and matched to layer on a bookshelf or gifted to friends and loved ones. Style them with artificial stems like pampas or branches for a rustic feel, experimenting with different flower types and arrangements. Place your vase in the living room, hallway or kitchen to add depth to your interior. Mixing sizes, tones and materials creates contrast and clustering styles at different heights brings character and dimension to your space.
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There are many different shapes, each suited to different stems and arrangements:
Bud - A slim design that's perfect for displaying a single stem or a few delicate blooms.
Cylinder - A straight-sided shape that works well with structured arrangements and longer stems.
Trumpet - Wider at the top than the base, making it ideal for fuller bouquets that need room to spread out.
Hourglass - Narrow through the middle and wider at the top and bottom, helping to support and shape stems naturally.
Pitcher - Inspired by traditional jugs, these decorative designs bring a relaxed, informal feel to floral displays and can look just as striking when styled on their own.
Our collection includes a variety of materials, each bringing its own character and finish. You'll find ceramic and earthenware designs featuring crackle glazes, hand-painted patterns and textured details. Alongside durable stoneware styles with decorative finishes.
For a lighter, more contemporary look, explore our range of glass options. Including mouth-blown, borosilicate and soda lime glass designs with colourful flecked finishes or sculptural silhouettes.
Styling is all about considering size, shape and scale. A mini option is perfect for displaying a single stem or a few delicate flowers. While larger designs are better suited to a full bouquet, branches or dried arrangements.
For an effortless look, try grouping pieces in odd numbers, such as three or five. As well as varying the heights, shapes and materials to create visual interest. Mixing glass, ceramic and stoneware finishes can add depth to shelves, mantelpieces and dining tables. While statement designs work beautifully on consoles, sideboards and coffee tables.
When arranging flowers, consider the opening, too. Narrow-neck styles help support individual stems, while wider shapes allow fuller displays to spread naturally. Many decorative pieces can also be styled on their own, bringing colour, texture and personality to your home even when they're not filled with fresh blooms.