The 15 Most Beautiful Vases You Have Ever Seen

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Looking like pieces of art

Have you ever seen a flower arrangement that made your jaw drop? And made you want to re-create the bouquet yourself? Well, you might find that flower arrangements can be harder than expected. But how come?

One thing I have learned as an interior designer is the importance of vases. In order for your flower arrangements to look amazing – believe it or not – you need the right vase! Don’t believe it? Have a look at our selection of the 15 most beautiful vases below and fall in love yourself … By the way, if you choose the right vase, you don’t need a huge flower bouquet. Sometimes, even 1-3 simple flower stems are enough to work their magic in the right vase.

All vases are linked below. They are not listed in a specific order as the right vase depends on the setting and flowers.

1. Louise Roe Balloon Vase

Louise Roe vases are always something special – with or without flowers! Our favourite is the Louise Roe Balloon Vase in Raw White. Available in two sizes and perfect in combination with other vases from Louise Roe in Raw White.

(Links at the end of this blogpost!)

2. Ichendorf Milano Optic Vase

Another great eye-catcher that makes any flowers look stunning. Especially the long and slim body of the vase is great for less flowers and branches. The vase comes in different sizes, slightly different designs and looks great combined.

(Links at the end of this blogpost, credit: https://kiosk48th.com/da/products/bouquet-borosilicate-vase-clear?variant=40629646360729

3. Westwing Vase Saki

This is hands down my favourite vase. Especially for larger flowers such as lilies or huge branches (like my viral magnolia branch) the Saki vase is simply perfect. The vase alone is quite heavy and has a large body, making it even heavier when it’s filled with water. No need to worry about it tipping over! Both sizes are great but I prefer the larger one (or both vases next to each other).

(Product link at the end of this blogpost)

4. H&M Home Glasvase

This budget-friendly vase is my favourite for spring flowers such as tulips (or other flowers with longer, flexible stems). I prefer filling this vase up with lots of flowers, which looks great literally anywhere – no matter if you place it on the dining table, your coffee table or on a night stand. This vase is something special!

(Product links at the end of this blogpost)

5. Skrufs Glasbruk Kolonn 30cm

Although this vase is quite an investment piece, it is worth its money. Beautifully made and very unique, this vase has the perfect size.
https://www.nordicnest.de/marken/skruf-sweden/kolonn-vase-strukturiert/?variantId=554849-01

(Product links at the end of this blogpost – Credit: https://www.instagram.com/p/CN0JjtbpH5Q/?igshid=1rjv0qxg0c9sh)

6. ERNST

A brand we have just recently discovered … and love it! If you like texture, soft colours and calm designs, you will love these vases as much as we do.

Also, these vases are perfect as a sculptural piece if you don’t want to fill it with flowers.

(Product links at the end of this blogpost – credit: Nordic Nest, Erns)

7. Audo Copenhagen Stance Vase

This viral stance vase has been across social media for the past few months and we can’t resist but add it to our list of the most beautiful vases. It has such a unique shape and is great for simple flowers or branches. Minimalistic simplicity at its best!

8. AYTM Arura Vase

You might be able to tell that we love vases with textured glass. This AYTM Arura vase is perfect for flower bouquets of different sizes.

(Product links at the end of this blogpost – credit: https://todehome.com/products/arura-trio-vase?variant=44052668416320)

9. House Doctor Huri Vase

House Doctor is great when it comes to cheaper interior decor pieces and has a variety of fantastic vases we simply love, such as their Huri vase which is an absolute must-have.

(Product links at the end of this blogpost – credit: Connox and House Doctor)

10. 101 Copenhagen

What can we say … anything from 101 Copenhagen is a piece of art, like the „duck“ series we’ve been loving for years now. Do note though that most of their pieces are not waterproof but come with plastic bags for your flower arrangements. We love to use 101 Copenhagen products as sculptures only too.

(Product links at the end of this blogpost – credit: 101 Copenhagen)

11. House Doctor Jang

Another one of my favourites! The Jang series from House Doctor are super cheap and come in different sizes. Due to their surface and larger opening, they work as vases and/or flower pots! This is great because they are very versatile, leaving you with many options to use this piece. From a few hyacinths to large bouquets of meadow flowers or kitchen basil, this piece is perfect for everything!

(Product links at the end of every blogpost)

12. Iittala Aalto

There’s not much to say … a true classic that we prefer in the medium size and should be part of every household.

(Product links at the end of the blogpost – credit: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ad/f4/13/adf4139e9bb76605c94fde512f056f70.jpg)

13. Lyngby

Another classic! Lyngby vases are great for romantic flowers such as peonies or single hydrangea stems.

(Product links at the end of this blogpost – credit: https://teaknewyork.com/products/glass-vase-in-clear?variant=40211065274481)

14. Dusty Deco Arcissimo Vase

It’s not a secret that Dusty Deco is one of our favourite younger interior brands with so much potential! Of course, we couldn’t help but add their Arcissimo vase which comes in different sizes to our list of favourite vases. Lovely texture and the perfect size!

15. Zara Home Vase

If you’re looking for beautiful vases, Zara Home is always a place to keep an eye on. Their current clay vases elevate any space and hold lots of space for flowers or branches.

Anything we missed? What’s your favourite vase? Let us know in the comments! Anything we missed? What’s your favourite vase? Let us know in the comments!

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