The 10 Best Vases
This wiki has been updated 16 times since it was first published in April of 2020. There’s a decent variety of raw building materials used to craft vases, from crystal and glass to clay and metal, and beyond. Whether you’re looking for a conversation piece that speaks for itself or something more simple that doesn’t take any attention away from flower arrangements, one of the carefully researched options here ought to be the perfect fit for your situation. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. WGVI Centerpiece
2. WGV International Hurricane
3. Sullivans Rustic
Editor's Notes
April 21, 2020:
While vases do make great homes for cut, live flowers and other stalky plants, there’s many other things you can place in them. While faux flowers are an obvious option, other items like incense sticks and cooking utensils aren’t out of the question as long as the vase you choose is up to the task. Meanwhile, some models such as the Rivet Modern, Sullivans Ceramic Set, and WGV International are attractive and interesting enough that they don’t necessarily need an occupant to fill whatever void you’re addressing. However, if you know you’d like to bring more plants, vases, or both into your home, but don’t know where to start, there are plenty of great books on interior design out there that might help you along. Since vases aren’t that expensive, and can last a lifetime if treated right, it might suit you to buy multiple models and try different things, or even switch up your interior from season to season or year to year.
While vases don’t pose many dangers, most are made from breakable materials, so be sure to place yours well away from ledges they might fall from, or high traffic areas where they might get accidentally knocked over. Similarly, depending on their design and the materials they are crafted from, some models run the risk of scratching furniture, so you might consider placing them on anything from doilies to drink coasters.
Finally, although you might think it goes without saying, just to be sure, please remember vases are not intended for drinking liquids from or storing any sort of food in, even if they appear similar to other cups and glasses.
Special Honors
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Perigold If you're looking for a more expensive vase shopping experience that features well-known luxury brands, it might be worth your while to head over to this purveyor of high-end designs. They have thousands of vases to choose from that can be sorted by advanced search fields which include refined material and shape specifications. perigold.com
4. Rivet Modern
5. Sullivans Ceramic Set
6. Marquis by Waterford Markham
7. Rivet Geometric
8. Creative Scents Dublin
9. Sunkey Double Ear
10. WH Farmhouse
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