Vases

Vases in ceramic, glass, resin and metal, from table-scale bud vases to floor pieces, by makers across Italy, Spain, Denmark, Japan and the Netherlands.

Choosing a Vase

• For a console or shelf: a vase one third to one half the height of what it stands beside.
• For loose stems: a narrow neck holds them upright; a wide mouth suits a loose bunch.
• For an empty vase: choose the shape first, since a sculptural form works without flowers.

Explore by Maker

• Finesse Decor: modern resin, ceramic and glass forms in strong finishes.
• blomus: Scandinavian-minded everyday vases.
• Missoni Home and Roberto Cavalli Home: Italian fashion-house pieces.
• FontanaArte, Arnolfo di Cambio and Vallvé: Italian and Spanish design classics.
• Ceramic Japan and Recozy: Japanese ceramics and recycled 3D-printed vases.

Questions We Hear Most

Is every vase watertight?

Not always. Some sculptural pieces are decorative only, so check the product page before adding fresh flowers.

How do I choose the right size?

Each listing gives height and opening width. Match the opening to the stems you plan to use.

Can I mix finishes in one grouping?

Yes. Keep one shared element, such as color or material, and vary the heights.