Vases & Vessels
Vases & Vessels
A ceramic vase is the fastest way to turn a room into a home. Select a vase based on how you will use it. Love fresh flowers? Choose a ceramic vase for fresh-cut stems, an opening that supports it, and a wide base to keep it steady. For a rustic look, pampas grass works best. Opt for a taller vase that sits well on the floor. For smaller flower cases, they're perfect to style your TV stand, bookshelves, or side tables. Keep it low if you're placing it on your media console, so it doesn't block your view.
FAQ
Look for a flat base (no wobble), an opening that suits your stems, and an even finish. The best ones still look good empty on a shelf.
Go for a neutral ceramic vase on warm wood tones, or simple textures. These include fabrics like linen, boucle, and rattan, which pair well. Keep the surrounding styling minimal so the pampas looks intentional, not messy.
Match the opening to your bouquet. Narrower openings help stems stay together; wider mouths suit fuller bunches—a stable base matters, especially on dining tables and consoles.
Bud vases suit single stems. Bottle-neck shapes help hold stems upright. Wider-mouth vases work for fuller bouquets. Taller vases are best for branches or pampas.