Green vases

You're looking for a green vase to sublimate a bouquet, structure a shelf or signify a vegetal ambiance in your interior.

The choice of a green vase depends first and foremost on its intended use and material. A ceramic or glass green vase will work differently for a bouquet of long stems than for a low arrangement. The shade influences the atmosphere: deep green for a muted effect, pale green for a light note. Keeping the vase watertight and with a suitable opening means that fresh flowers won't leak. Think about dimensions, especially the height and diameter of the mouthpiece, to guarantee stability and proportion in the face of stems.

Materials, styles and finishes

Green vases come in ceramic, blown glass and terracotta, each material offering a different interaction with light and water. Glazed ceramic gives glossy or matte finishes, while glass lets you play with transparency and stem visibility. Terracotta adds an organic texture, ideal for dry compositions and natural atmospheres. Styles range from minimalist Scandinavian to sculptural contemporary, to retro pieces with a patina. Choosing the finish also determines maintenance: a smooth glaze is easy to clean, a rough surface requires more thorough rinsing.

Formats, uses and practical criteria

Depending on use, opt for a large, medium or small format. A large green vase serves as a centerpiece for a table or as a floor for branches, while a medium format fits on a console or shelf. For tightly-packed bouquets, choose a narrow opening; for full-bodied compositions, opt for a wide neck. Concrete selection criteria include dimensions (height and diameter measured in centimetres) and compatibility with stakes or stabilizers for voluminous arrangements. Maintenance also plays a role: check whether the vase is dishwasher-safe or requires manual cleaning to avoid limescale deposits.

On an everyday basis, pair shades of green with complementary materials: light wood for a Scandinavian feel, brushed metal for an industrial touch or linen for a soft contrast. Green vases work well with generous foliage, white flowers for a sharp contrast, or warm-toned flowers for tonal harmony. Their impact is measured as much in silhouette as in color; a sculptural model may be enough to dress up a space without floral additions.

To finalize your choice, measure the available space, check the opening and favor a material suited to the use. These simple criteria ensure proper integration and aesthetic durability.

Explore our selection to find a green vase that resonates with your interior. Our selection highlights pieces designed for the fashionable home.