VASES

A vase does not need to be filled with flowers to do its job. Here you will find vases made from recycled glass with a raw, rustic and simple look. The range spans from small vases to large vases and floor vases in different shapes, heights and colours. Some are used for fresh flowers, others for dried branches or as decorative vases with nothing inside. What they all have in common is that they add life, colour and personality to cafés, restaurants, hotels, shops and homes. They are the kind of details that can make a table, shelf or console table look complete.

How to choose the right vase

Your choice mainly depends on where the vase will stand and what it needs to hold.

A small vase works well on café tables, side tables and smaller shelves where there is not enough room for large decorations. A large vase or floor vase is better suited to floor areas, receptions, entrances or larger settings where it may take up a little more visual space.

If you want to use the vase for flowers, the height and opening are worth considering. Long branches and large bouquets typically require a taller vase with good stability, while smaller flowers often work best in a lower model.

Our customers typically choose vases for:

• Cafés and restaurants → for flowers, branches or table decorations
• Hotels and receptions → for larger green touches and eye-catching displays
• Shops → for displays, styling and visual settings
• Offices → to add more life to meeting and lounge areas
• The home → for flowers, dried branches or as a decorative vase

Glass vases with colour and character

Most of the vases on this page are made from recycled glass.

This does more than create a more rustic look. It also means that small variations in colour and surface are a natural part of the product. Some glass vases are clear, while others come in shades such as smoke, mocha, olive green or chocolate.

Many people choose glass vases because they fit into many different types of interiors and work equally well with fresh flowers, dried flowers and decorative branches.

Glass also has a light and simple expression, making it easy to combine with wood, iron and other materials – whether the vase is placed on a table or in a windowsill.

When does a floor vase make sense?

A floor vase is typically used when an ordinary vase becomes too small for the task.

Large floor vases work well by entrances, in corners, near reception areas or next to furniture such as sideboards and console tables. Here they can create height and volume without taking up much floor space.

Many people use them with dried branches or decorative twigs, because they require minimal maintenance while still creating a striking look.

If the goal is to create an eye-catching feature in a larger room, a floor vase is often one of the easiest solutions.

Decorative vases for more than flowers

A vase does not necessarily need to hold a bouquet.

Decorative vases are often used to add life and variety to an interior, even when they stand empty. A large vase can work as an eye-catching feature on a console table or as a decorative detail on a shelf. Several small vases can be placed together to create a more lively expression and add colour and variation to the room.

If you work with larger rooms, it can be a good idea to combine vases in different heights. This adds more depth to the interior and makes it easier to create a connection between furniture and decoration. On a long dining table, several smaller vases can be distributed along the table, while a large vase often works better on its own on a console table or in a reception area.

In restaurants, cafés and hotels, vases are often used to soften the interior and create contrast with materials such as iron, wood and stone. It is a simple way to add colour, organic shapes and a little personality without changing the rest of the interior.

It is one of those details guests rarely comment on directly, but which still helps shape the overall experience.

FAQ about vases

Can a vase be used as decoration without flowers?

A vase is intended for flowers or branches, while a decorative vase can also be used purely as decoration without anything inside. Many models work well for both purposes.

How tall should a vase be compared to the flowers?

As a rule of thumb, the flowers should be approximately 1.5 to 2 times taller than the vase itself. This creates a harmonious look and helps keep the bouquet stable.

When should you choose a floor vase?

A floor vase is relevant when the vase needs to stand directly on the floor or be used for long branches and larger decorations. They are often used in receptions, entrances and larger lounge areas.

Can glass vases be used for fresh flowers?

Yes. Glass vases are suitable for fresh flowers and bouquets with water. Just remember to clean the vase regularly to keep the glass looking neat and clear.

How many vases should you group together?

There is no fixed number, but many people choose to combine 3-5 small vases in different heights to create a more lively and varied expression.