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20+ Sculptural Spring Vases To Display Your Blooms In Style

By Joseph Cicerone On

Warmer weather, longer days and the return of a new decorating season: spring has officially sprung!

Whether you’re building a botanical oasis or simply adding a touch of color, scroll down for some inspiring vases to elevate your floral game this spring.

These Ocean and River Stone bud vases are a reminder that natural materials and neutral palettes are timelessly chic.

Indie Home

Ocean and River Stone Vases, from $36, indiehome.ca

Add a touch of sweetness to your favorite bouquet of blooms with the Lubin vase’s two-toned honey palette.

Structube

Lubin Vase in Honey Dijon, $10, structube.com

The earth tones and organic finish of the Matcha vases offer an element of West Coast-inspired serenity.

Urban Barn

Matcha Vases Fern, from $26, urbanbarn.com

New York-based design duo Mark Talbot and Youngjin Yoon believe play is a central part of their design approach. The postures of their three unique Kirby vases are a symbol of that; perfect for small floral arrangements or a simple stem.

Areaware

Kirby Vase by Talbot & Yoon, $40/ea, areaware.com

With a drainage hole and fitted plate, this handcrafted planter by Toronto designer Dasha Valakhanovitch displays softly-textured vine and succulents beautifully.

Flúr

New Geometry Planter in Sky Blue by DA Ceramics, $125, flur.ca

Inspired by the draping of pleated fabric, this mouth-blown vase offers a fashionably textured splash of color.

Shop House & Home

Pleat Vase in Heather, $130, shophouseandhome.com

A Scandi staple, this Gustaf Westman-inspired vase is a cornerstone piece for the eccentric and minimalist alike.

Etsy

Mid Century Nordic Style Vase, $49, etsy.com

The delicate details in glass artist Susan Rankin‘s work makes this vase a standalone treasure, perfect for soft and neutral floral arrangements.

Guff

Glass Vase by Susan Rankin in Grey/Purple, $165, gufffurniture.com

From Stockholm, Sweden, the Höganäs Keramik vase features refined stoneware and an artistic glaze finish.

1stDibs

Höganäs Keramik Vase, $882, 1stdibs.com

Glossy and quartz-like, the Sunset vase captures natural light and will add vibrancy to any botanical oasis.

Anthropologie

Sunset Vase, from $35, anthropologie.com

Every hand-sculpted Completedworks x Ekaterina Bazhenova Yamasaki vase is one-of-a-kind.

Ssense

Completedworks x Ekaterina Bazhenova Yamasaki Postures Vase, $135, ssense.com

Channeling old Hollywood glamour, Danish design duo Julie Hugau and Andrea Larsson embody the luxury of the roaring ’20s with this Art Deco-inspired Harlem vase.

Reflections Copenhagen

Harlem Deco Crystal Vase, $830, reflections-copenhagen.com

The BaleFire vases’ transparent flecks of color are suspended in thick, clear glass, enhancing its velvety allure.

Mociun

BalFire Glass Suspension Vase in Iris Gold by Robbie Frankel, from $82, mociun.com

Celebrate spring with the Gradvis vase’s soft and muted pink hue; complimentary to minimalist interiors.

Ikea

GRADVIS Vase in Pink, from $15, ikea.com

The Mendez Bamboo floor vase in a luscious Mahogany Red measures 27″ tall in its smallest size.

Wayfair Canada

Mendez Bamboo Floor Vase in Mahogany Red by Andover Mills, from $145, wayfair.ca

With these terracotta Vase Bookends, add florals to your bookshelves without compromising functionality. Available in a set of two.

Urban Outfitters

Vase Bookend Set, $54, urbanoutfitters.com

This Italian-made porcelain vase is a match made in heaven for a vibrant bunch of your favorite blossoms.

Kravet Canada

Silas Vase, $540, kravet.com

From London-based artist Sophie Alda, the Brush Stroke vase is full of personality and textured with a matte finish.

Garmentory

Sophie Alda Brush Stroke Vase, $95, garmentory.com

Hurricane vases are a versatile alternative to a traditional silhouette. House a candle or dried foliage in this smokey amber pair for a touch of retro-chic flair.

CB2

Coco Smoked Glass Hurricanes, from $23, cb2.ca

Cute and compact, the Boniface Vessel’s cheerful yellow hue  is the perfect mood-enhancer for nightstands and office desks alike.

EQ3

Boniface Vessel in Yellow, $50, eq3.com

From Italian artist and interior designer Serena Confalonieri, the stained-glass patchwork of this stunning multicolored vase is a showpiece to display year-round.

Artemest

Caleido Stained Glass Vase by Serena Confalonieri, $2,112, artemest.com

Stylish and sustainable, this Haitian-made decorative vase channels an industrial look and is made entirely of  recycled oil drum metal.

West Elm

Recycled Metal Vase, from $105, westelm.ca

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