Vases

Introduction
A vase is one of the easiest ways to change how a room feels without changing the furniture in it. At The Home, this collection covers decorative vases for fresh flowers, dried stems, or as standalone pieces on their own — the kind of thing that sits well next to abstract sculptures and figurines or on its own on a console table.

Why Choose Decorative Vases
Vases do double duty. Filled, they hold flowers or dried branches; empty, they’re still a shape and texture worth having in the room. A tall vase on the floor next to a sofa fills a corner that furniture alone can’t. A cluster of two or three smaller vases on a shelf, grouped with items from the wider home decor collection, reads as styled rather than sparse.

Popular Styles

• Classic ceramic — rounded forms in neutral glazes, works in almost any room
• Modern sculptural — irregular or asymmetric shapes, suited to contemporary interiors
• Glass — clear or tinted, lets flower stems show through, good for dining tables
• Textured or ribbed — adds tactile interest without adding colour

Popular Materials
Ceramic is the most common choice and the easiest to match to a room — it comes in the widest range of glazes and finishes. Glass vases work best where the stems themselves are part of the display, such as a dining table centrepiece. Metal vases, usually in brass or matte black, add contrast next to softer materials. Concrete and stone-finish vases suit a more minimal, textured look and pair naturally with artificial plants for a low-maintenance arrangement.

Shopping Tips
Match the vase height to what’s going in it — tall stems need a narrower neck to stay upright, while dried or artificial arrangements can sit in a wider-mouthed vase. For a floor vase, leave enough clearance that it doesn’t compete with nearby furniture. If you’re grouping vases, vary the height and keep the material consistent so the set reads as intentional rather than mismatched. Empty vases still need a finish that holds up to dusting, so glazed ceramic or glass is generally lower maintenance than raw concrete.

FAQs

What size vase should I get for a dining table?
A shorter, wider vase works best so it doesn’t block sightlines across the table — usually under 30cm including any flowers.

Can I use these vases with artificial flowers?
Yes. Most of the collection works equally well with fresh, dried, or artificial stems from the artificial plants range.

Are glass vases safe with pets or kids around?
Glass is more fragile than ceramic or concrete, so for high-traffic areas, a ceramic or concrete vase is the safer choice.

Do you deliver vases across the UAE?
Yes, the full collection ships UAE-wide, with select pieces also on display at The Home’s Dubai showrooms.