Vases are essential to traditional table decorations and festive arrangements, and they come in countless shapes, colors, and sizes. Yet flowers also need the right vessel and mood to truly stand out. Young designers around the world are finding new uses for everyday objects and reinterpreting familiar forms. Even if you're not an avid flower lover, the following designer vases are likely to surprise you. Each one can become a strong accent in the right setting and a very original decorating idea.
Unique Designer Vases That Encourage Creativity
We present the luxury vases "Bloom My Buddy" by Niels van Eijk and Miriam van der Lubbe. The playful creations allow countless design variations: depending on your taste, you can arrange flowers, leaves, and stems in many different ways.
1. "Bloom My Buddy" Vase by Niels van Eijk and Miriam van der Lubbe
2. 90° Vase by Cuatro Cuatro
From a certain point of view, this vase reads as a precise geometric figure and becomes a striking decorative object.
Depending on the angle, the vase creates an optical illusion in the spirit of Escher
3. Peaceful Bomb Vase by Biaugust
An object associated with destruction is reimagined here as a peaceful white vase for flowers and greenery.
4. SOB (Save Our Bottles) Vase by Human Republic
The vases give used bottles a second life through a smart SOB design. The silhouette is inspired by the classic vase.
5 Whale Vase by Alessandro Beda
The Whale Vase is sleek and stylish, and its two-part form makes it look as if a whale is surfacing on the table. It can be placed almost anywhere.
6. Lace Vase by Milk Design
Another clever solution for recycling plastic bottles and glass containers, this design is available in different sizes.
7 Bikini Vase by Pa Design
This vase looks as though it has been cut in two, with the top section appearing to float in the air. The design combines ceramic with transparent plastic for the flowers.
8. Ventricle Vessel – heart-chamber flower vase by Eva Milinkovic
This sculptural vase reflects the organic beauty of the human body.
9. Polaroid Flower Vase by Jung Hwajin with lighting for the plant
10. Light Bulb Vase
11. Outerline Vase by MOMA
This is an interesting interpretation of the classic vase, reduced to a simple outline. The porcelain design adds a graphic accent to home decor.
12. Bestow Vase by Harry Allen, for flowers or candles
13 Ness & Beauly Vases by Graham Johnston
These contemporary luxury vases are equipped with channels that let the flower stems remain visible. Tulips and calla lilies are especially well displayed this way.
14. Bucky Vase with antler-like stems
15 Hula Hoop Vase by Cristiana Giopato
This design is made from stackable clay plates and can also be used as a wine cooler.
16. Banana Vase by Jonathan Adler with a playful design
17. Milk Carton Vase by James Burgess in porcelain
18. ReBird Vase by Studio Toer, symbolizing rebirth
19. Flower Hair Pot by Jennifer McGarigle
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