May 11, 2022

Eye-catching vases to finalise any interior

These eccentric vases will look great on shelves, on the top of side tables or a front desk in a boutique hotel.

Eye-catching vases to finalise any interior

From organic shapes to industrial metal objects and abstract ceramics, these vases are little showstoppers. They are perfect for all these little empty spots that you need to fill to bring a space to life.

Aura Vase II by Schneid

Aura Vase II by Schneid. Sign up to Clippings to see trade pricing, compare finishes and add the item to the board of a project.

Expressive and soft in their forms, the handmade Aura Vases by German brand Schneid emerge from a poetic reflection on the curves of the female figure. Thanks to the raw sensuous surface and the intense, varied colours, these pieces have a quiet, tense presence, elevated by the soft reflection of light. Simultaneously abstract and familiar, the stoneware creations blurs the line between everyday object and sculpture.

Nuage Vase by Vitra

Nuage Vase by Vitra. Sign up to Clippings to see trade pricing, compare finishes and add the item to the board of a project. Sign up to Clippings to see trade pricing, compare finishes and add the item to the board of a project.

The shape of the Nuage Vases, designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra, made its first appearance in 2002. Reminiscent of a cloud, the motif was originally produced as a plastic shelf module. For the vase, the duo translated the theme into extruded aluminium piece with tubular cavities. Thanks to their precise outer contours, multiple vases can be fitted together to create larger 'cloud formations'. They are made of coloured, anodised aluminium or ceramic and come in several different sizes.

Crystal Ball Vase by Cappellini

Crystal Ball Vase by Cappellini. Sign up to Clippings to see trade pricing, compare finishes and add the item to the board of a project.

Designed by Matteo Zorzenoni, the Crystal Ball Vase is inspired by party bubbles flying through the air. Italian brand Cappellini produces the piece with a solid ash base, holding two coloured, mouth-blown borosilicate glass spheres.

Gabo Vase CS10 by Noom

Gabo Vase CS10 by Noom. Sign up to Clippings to see trade pricing, compare finishes and add the item to the board of a project.

The Gabo Vase is part of the Ukrainian label Noom's 'Suprematic' collection, which is inspired by the geometric works of the great Suprematist Kazimir Malevich. Suprematism was a modernist art movement in the early twentieth century, exploring basic geometric forms. The geometric structure of the steel vases is not only decorative, but also functions as divider of flower bouquets.

Reinach Vase by Driade

Reinach Vase by Driade. Sign up to Clippings to see trade pricing, compare finishes and add the item to the board of a project.

The Reinach Vase was designed in 2002 by Linde Burkhardt for the Italian brand Driade. With its intense black and white contrast, the accordion-like middle section and the tapered opening, the 24 centimetre tall ceramic will set a strong accent in any room.

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