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How to use design vases even without flowers
Design vases don’t have to be used only with flowers or plants, they can become true decorative objects on their own. A sculptural or colorful vase can be placed on a shelf, console, coffee table or bookcase and stand out as a design feature even by itself.
A popular approach is to combine multiple vases of different sizes and shapes to create small decorative compositions. Tall and short vases, colored glass and ceramic, geometric and organic forms can be mixed together to style a space even without flowers.
Design vases work particularly well on dining tables, coffee tables, shelves, bookcases and entryways, as they add color and shape without taking up too much space, while allowing you to easily refresh the look of a room.
Things to know
Is it better to use one large vase or several small ones?
Is it better to use one large vase or several small ones?
It depends on the space. A large vase can become a central focal point in a room, while several small vases can be combined to create decorative compositions.
Where should decorative vases be placed in the home?
Where should decorative vases be placed in the home?
Decorative vases can be placed on dining tables, coffee tables, shelves, bookcases, entryways or bedside tables. They often work best when arranged in small groups.
How do you combine vases of different shapes?
How do you combine vases of different shapes?
To mix different vases, you can combine varying heights, materials or coordinated colors. Compositions tend to work best when the vases are not identical but feature different shapes.