Guest Picks: Vases for the Everyday? Get Out!
Really bring the outdoors in with this vertical chemist vase from Anthropologie. Its solid wooden base forms the platform that really stands out from the crowd, and wouldn't it make a great housewarming gift?
Blueberries wrapped in gold — that's what this set reminds me of. With gold hot on the scene, grouping these in an entry vignette would be a beautiful way to say, "Welcome to my home."
With summer right around the corner, these vases have a light and airy nautical touch. And because they're terra-cotta, they won't tip over in the breeze.
I love the vintage demijohn vibe of this recycled glass beauty. I can already see it becoming a go-to piece, especially when dining outdoors.
This Nalia vase is great for large spaces, but perfectly suited to small ones too. Its metallic surface will bounce the light, and its artisan shape will steal the show.
How pretty is this sweet little vase? I can see it fitting right in whether you're having friends over for brunch or just need to add a little extra touch in an unsuspecting place. The possibilities are endless — and affordable too!
Midcentury modern meets ocean blue. Is there a better mix? This retro throwback would be fantastic all on its own or filled with bright flowers in your breakfast nook.
This bud vase is plump full of sass and spunk with a perky flower perched on the edge. I can see it sitting just about anywhere, even on a narrow window ledge. That's just the kind of vase this is.
Volcanic rock turned into a vase is the perfect fit for mantel vignettes, bookcases and desks. It's a great conversation piece too.
This vase set is multi, multi all the way! Each section is hinged and easy to twist and turn into different configurations, and the metal base keeps the creative display in place. Add it to your urban decor for a finishing touch.
Believe it or not, this throwaway look-alike is not what it seems. This cup is actually a ceramic vase, and its design dates back to 1975. There are so many possibilities for this little gem — it's like one size fits all. Where wouldn't you place it?
Looking for a splash of color or a unique piece to feature? This orange flask vase is sure to deliver with its mini offset opening. Made of iron, it won't be easy to tip, and it packs a visual punch that will be hard to forget.
Organic loveliness! I can already see these urchin vases from Horchow gracing a master bath with spa-like zen.
Is this a goldfish bowl? Is it a light fixture? Wait, no. This versatile piece, complete with the antique brass insert, is a candleholder and a vase! It's the perfect fit for industrial chic decor.
Jonathan Adler, cool shapes, assorted sizes, fun colors — is there more? Feature these vases together or on their own, but make sure you put them in an area where they will be seen. This collection is one not to be overlooked.
What a concept: a vase for your messages and notes. Where would you use this the most: in the kitchen, on your desk or in another high-traffic area? There are so many ways to work it, so go ahead, work it!
If I told you that this stylish, one-of-a-kind vase was once a premium wine bottle, would you believe me? Called the Tribeca, it reminds me of vintage art glass and is meant to be seen. I would place this unique piece where it can dance with the sunlight and really put on a show.
For those hard-to-decorate spaces, these large test tube vases might just work. They are available in a set of three or individually, and you have your pick of three colors. They would add a fun touch of whimsy in any space, but wouldn't they look great hanging in a window?
With its ribbed texture and regal intensity, this glass vase is fit for a king, but it will also be right at home in a common space. There's no replacement for this classic shape, and it will go anywhere. It will never let you down.Next: Complete Your Room With a Floral Vase
The impact these vases make as a collection is dynamite, but I really love that each one can stand on its own. The strong colors and beehive design are a great nod to modern design.
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