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Vases and Vessels

Vases and Vessels

From single stems to weekend bouquets, our vases add shape and texture to shelves, consoles, and dining tables.

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Tan France Reya Drape Short Vase
Tan France Reya Drape Short Vase
Tan France Reya Drape Short Vase
Sculptural, Sand-Textured Finish
$199
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Xyra Ceramic Botanical Sculptural Vase
Xyra Ceramic Botanical Sculptural Vase
Xyra Ceramic Botanical Sculptural Vase
Reactive Glaze, Ridged Texture
$99
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Tan France Reya Drape Tall Vase
Tan France Reya Drape Tall Vase
Tan France Reya Drape Tall Vase
Sculptural, Sand-Textured Finish
$299
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Vases and Vessels

Ceramic vases that bring your home to life

Let your creativity shine and add faux or real blooms to brighten your space. Decorative vases are the ideal addition to bring attention to key furniture pieces, or it works as art! Don't limit yourself to a vase on a dining table. These pieces work well on a TV console or a bookshelf to draw the eye to different textures. If you love a clean, grounded look, a ceramic vase brings matte texture that plays well with wood and linen materials. Want something crisp and bright? A ceramic vase keeps the styling easy and lets greenery do the talking. Mix one sculptural shape with one simple form, and you’ve got an instant focal point.

FAQ

What size vase should I buy?

For shelves and coffee tables, go shorter so it doesn’t block sightlines. For consoles and sideboards, go taller for balance. If you’re styling branches, choose a taller vase with a steady base.

What’s a good vase shape for bouquets & pampas grass?

Look for a wider body with a slightly narrowed neck. It gives bouquets room while keeping stems from splaying out.

Ceramic vs porcelain vase: what’s the difference?

Porcelain is typically smoother and more refined; ceramic often has more visible texture and a softer matte feel. If you want an easy, grounded look, ceramic is the go-to.