Collection: Decorative Vases

Ceramic vases can be cleaned with a soft damp cloth and mild soap if needed, but avoid abrasive cleaners which might scratch the surface. Glass vases are easy to wipe down with standard glass cleaner or vinegar solutions to keep them sparkling. For stubborn marks or water stains, fill the vase with warm soapy water to soak before cleaning. Both should be handled carefully to avoid chips and cracks, especially if they have delicate finishes or glazes.

Yes, most decorative vases can hold fresh or dried flowers. Ceramic and glass vases like the Ember ceramic vase or Verona glass vase hold water well for fresh flowers. Terracotta vases tend to be porous, so they may be better suited to dried flowers or require a waterproof liner if used with fresh blooms. The shape of the vase may also guide flower choice, wider openings suit loose bouquets, while narrow necks support single stems or tall arrangements.

Consider the space where you want to place the vase and what you plan to fill it with. Taller vases like the Rome Ceramic Sculpture or Dua Body Shape are great for floor or shelf displays and long-stemmed flowers. Smaller, rounder vases such as the Joseline or Chelsea black ceramic vase work well as table centrepieces or mantel displays. Mixing shapes and sizes adds depth and interest to your décor, so consider sets or groups for a balanced look.

Ceramic vases with muted colours and textured finishes, such as the Morandi Brown or Soho Grey sets, suit minimalist, Scandinavian, or modern rustic interiors. Their neutral tones blend well with natural materials and clean lines. Bold, sculptural shapes offer an artistic statement that can stand alone or complement simple floral arrangements, enhancing spaces with understated elegance.