Claire's Picks
Vases by Material and Shape
The right vase is never just a vessel. It is a decision about proportion, about what a surface needs, about whether a room wants something architectural or something soft. We find that most people buy vases reactively, grabbing whatever holds the flowers rather than thinking about what actually works in the space when the flowers are gone. And they are gone more often than not. A good vase earns its place empty. Material changes everything here. Ceramic holds colour and weight. Glass disappears into a room and lets stems do the work. Stoneware has an earthiness that suits certain kitchens and shelves in a way nothing else does. Shape matters just as much. A wide mouth suits loose garden cutting. A narrow neck controls a single stem with real intention. We have organised this collection by both because we think that is genuinely how people shop when they know what they are looking for. Start with the material that suits your room, then let the shape do the rest.
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