Best designer vases to buy now
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Anissa Kermiche 'Love Handles' Ceramic Vase
Anissa Kermiche 'Love Handles' Ceramic Vase
Anissa Kermiche's instantly recognisable pieces have spawned plenty of copycat designs and appear in some of the most well-curated homes. It’s her signature 'Love Handles' vase that consistently tops wish lists, and this versatile cream option is our pick. Style with eucalyptus or pampas grass to offset the boldness, go all-out maximalist with a joyful colourful bouquet, or simply let it stand alone.
Henry Holland Studio Green And White 'Profumo' Vase
Henry Holland Studio Green And White 'Profumo' Vase
The fashion and interior worlds often blur, and no one knows this better than Henry Holland. The designer’s coveted homeware range has quickly become recognised for its distinctive silhouettes and ripple-like designs in a muted-but-striking colour palette. For us, this elegant green and ivory vase is a real stand-out piece that will look effortlessly chic wherever it’s placed.
Jonathan Adler 'Scala' Vase
Jonathan Adler 'Scala' Vase
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There’s no mistaking Jonathan Alder’s eclectic style, with its gilded gold accents and bold colours. This statement vase is a classic way to invest: continuing the label’s penchant for personality-packed designs with a touch of ‘60s glamour, it's inspired by the concentric, geometric squares that defined the patterns of the decade.
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Ginori 1735 Ming Porcelain Vase
Ginori 1735 Ming Porcelain Vase
Italian design houses do luxe porcelain pieces to perfection, and this vase from Ginori 1735 is a case in point. The Ming-inspired blue florals on a leaf-green base make this a beautiful piece in its own right, but also perfectly complement a bunch of fresh spring flowers, come the season.
Astier de Villatte Flower Pick Artichoke Vase
Astier de Villatte Flower Pick Artichoke Vase
To display single blooms in an artistic and whimsical fashion, you can't do better than this artichoke shaped vase from Astier de Villatte, which takes its inspiration from traditional tulipieres. Celebrated for being the one and only studio in Paris to hold and harbour the traditions of artisanal ceramic production, Astier de Villatte uses techniques that date back to the Middle Ages: moulding handmade clay, double firing the ‘biscuit’ piece and glazing the product in white enamel.
La DoubleJ 'Ciccio' Mini Striped Murano Glass Vase
La DoubleJ 'Ciccio' Mini Striped Murano Glass Vase
A bright and joyful choice for showing off small buds, this miniature Murano glass vase by fashion brand La DoubleJ is hand-blown by talented artisans in shades of blue that call to mind Italy's crystal waters. We love it with a few bright red poppies peeking through the citrus rim.
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Fornasetti Face-Print Vase
Best vases
Fornasetti Face-Print Vase
Italian artist Piero Fornasetti reimagined the face of opera singer and muse Lina Cavalieri and used it on a variety of his interior designs in the 1950s, including this eccentric vase. The dreamlike depiction of Cavalieri on this vessel makes for an offbeat look that’s likely to steal the spotlight in any room – whether it’s styled with flowers or not.
'Love In Bloom' vase
'Love In Bloom' vase
Seletti’s literal take on a ‘heart-shaped vase’ makes for a statement-making decorative piece. The small openings, made to resemble arteries, are just wide enough to display single stems – dainty gypsophila sprigs would look especially striking. Suspend this unconventional design on a wall using the slot at the back, or employ its metal stand to display it on a side table or mantel. It also comes with a gift box and personalised card, making it an ideal present for anyone your heart belongs to.
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Georg Jensen 'Bloom Botanica' Vase
Best vases
Georg Jensen 'Bloom Botanica' Vase
Silver specialist Georg Jensen is perhaps best known for its signature jewellery pieces, but the extensive homeware collection is just as impressive. This polished stainless-steel vase was created in collaboration with Danish designer Helle Damkjær, who uses flowers to inspire her sculptural works.
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Liang & Eimil 'Pokal' Vase
Liang & Eimil 'Pokal' Vase
From luxury interiors brand Liang & Eimil, this vibrant vase, inspired by the exquisite Venetian glasswork beloved of mid-century Italy, is one of our favourites: the contrast of bold hues and tactile textures will help to add instant impact to any room. We'd recommend giving it pride of place near a window; when the reeded glass catches the light, the effect is truly magical.
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