Vases

Artful Classics of Home Décor – Buy Exclusive Vases Online

Eye-catching with and without flowers. From the cosy warmth of small porcelain vases in a rustic country house style to the brilliant opulence of large crystal glass vases for prestigious interiors, artistic vases enhance the style and atmosphere of any room. Artedona's exclusive selection offers an unrivalled range of handmade vases from renowned manufacturers for every style of interior. Discover the vase made just for you.

A Question of Form – Matching Vases and Flowers

There is a vase for every flower. Short cylindrical vases with wide openings provide space for flowers with large blooms. Tall cylinder vases with narrow openings look slender and elegant with long-stemmed flowers, ornamental grasses, and winding branches. An arrangement with flowers of different lengths adds even more dimension.

Bottle vases are perfect as table vases for presenting individual flowers. Round vases with wide openings are the classic choice for round, tied bouquets. Floor vases achieve a high visual impact when they are adorned with long, blooming branches. Less is often more, so that flowers and vases have enough space to unfold.

Catching the Light and the Eye – The Splendour of Crystal Vases

Like brilliant jewels, cleverly placed crystal vases can transform into dramatic lighting elements. Their lavish cut patterns project onto nearby surfaces, creating new textures with light and shadow. Coloured glass vases add the gleaming colours of gemstones to a room. Each crystal glass manufacturer has its own style, using unique techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The haute couture glass manufacturer Lalique stands for timeless Art Nouveau and Art Deco designs. The dynamic motifs immortalise feminine beauty, flora, and fauna in the finest quality crystal glass. A technically impressive interplay of satin and clear surfaces makes Lalique vases irresistibly sensuous.

The traditional Czech glassworks Moser creates vases of the highest quality, made entirely by hand from Bohemian crystal glass. Presented in the best light, the clear cuts, precise geometries, and brilliant colours come to life as if by magic.

Vases by Daum never fail to amaze with their mineral sparkle, organic grace, and infinite richness of detail. The secret of their beauty lies in the use of "Pâte de Cristal", a crystal glass paste which enables the artisans to reproduce even the smallest details. Filigree natural motifs, intense colour gradients, and velvety textures make Daum vases look full of life and movement, with and without fresh flowers.

Italian Excellence – The Art of Murano Glass Vases

The archipelago of Murano in the Venetian lagoon is the cradle of modern European glass art. At the beginning of the 20th century, Venini dared to break with millennia of tradition and combine the ancient craft of the Venetian glassblowers with the artistic ambitions of international designers. Since then, Venini has become synonymous with timelessly modern Murano glass vases, whose ingenious techniques give them an inimitable character.

The Heart of the Table – Porcelain and Faience Vases

Whether in pure white, intricately painted or with elegant gold applications, handmade porcelain vases are timeless design classics for sophisticated interiors. Renowned Limoges porcelain manufacturers such as Bernardaud, Haviland, and Raynaud complete their extensive dinnerware collections with matching table vases. With coordinated colours and motifs, they create harmonious table settings for any occasion.

Warm and inviting, Gien faience vases evoke the rustic charm of holiday homes in the South of France. The simply shaped vases are painted with cosy country motifs that make you dream of the sun-drenched landscapes and small villages along the French Riviera.

To achieve the highest degree of sensual elegance, German porcelain manufacturers pour their passion into creating pure white porcelain vases that blend seamlessly into both classic and modern interiors. The Royal Porcelain Manufactory in Berlin, also known as KPM, made white porcelain vases an international design sensation in the 1930s. The white bisque porcelain vases by Nymphenburg are an invitation to rest your eyes on their beautiful, skin-like texture.

Spanish porcelain manufacturer Lladró blurs the boundaries between vase and sculpture. The detailed designer vases tell their own stories and transport you to foreign places.