Vases – for fresh cut flowers and wild bouquets

Frame the season's most beautiful blooms with vases that create a warm, inviting atmosphere indoors and out.

Beautiful vases bring a home to life, perfectly showcasing both wild sprigs from the garden and weekend store-bought flowers. We have carefully selected pieces that we love for rural style homes: from grand glass vases that look stunning on the summer patio, to earthy ceramic bud vases ideal for the dining table. A timeless piece of decor that beautifully bridges the gap between your outdoor garden and your living room.

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Choosing the right material and shape

Finding the right vase is all about proportions and placement. A wide, spacious vase is perfect for sprawling, lush bouquets, while a tall, narrow one provides beautiful support for long stems. Clear glass domes let the light through, making them perfect for sunny windowsills, while a handmade vase in robust stoneware adds an earthy weight that grounds a cozy indoor corner or a windy outdoor garden table.

Styling with clusters and vignettes

To create a truly captivating display, consider grouping your vases into small vignettes. Mixing different heights, shapes, and textures—such as pairing a smooth, tall glass cylinder with a small, rustic ceramic bud vase—adds depth and character to your decor. These small clusters look incredibly inviting on a living room sideboard, a kitchen island, or as a welcoming focal point in the hallway. If you love planting, pairing them alongside robust garden pots and planters creates a seamless botanical feel.

Vases for every season

The beauty of a well-chosen vase is its ability to transition effortlessly through the seasons. In the early spring, a simple glass vase is perfect for showcasing delicate snowdrops or the first blooming twigs from the garden. As the year progresses, you can fill your larger stoneware pieces with abundant summer wildflowers, rich autumn foliage, and finally, sculptural bare branches or fragrant pine boughs during the winter months.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What size vase do I need for my bouquet?

A good rule of thumb is that the stems should be about one and a half to two times the height of the vase. For wide, sprawling bouquets, choose a vase with a wider neck. For single stems or delicate wildflowers, a narrow bud vase works best.

Can I use these vases outdoors in the garden?

Absolutely! Many of our robust glass and ceramic vases look fantastic on a garden table, balcony, or porch. Just remember to bring fragile glass inside during harsh weather, heavy winds, or frost to prevent cracking.

How do I clean a cloudy glass vase?

To remove water stains and cloudiness, fill the vase with warm water and a splash of white vinegar, then let it soak. For stubborn stains, drop in a little uncooked rice and swirl it around – it acts as a gentle, natural scrub that won't scratch the glass.