Light Luxury Nordic Glass Vase | Creative Sculptural Flower Vase for Living Room, Dining Table & Home Decor, Grey, Green & White, 2 Sizes

A heavier, more sculptural take on the Nordic glass vase — thick-walled, with a weighted base and a body that swells and draws in rather than running straight. The extra glass is what you feel first: it sits solidly on a table, and the varying wall thickness makes the colour deepen and lighten across the form as the light moves through it.

Three colourways and two profiles. The A form is taller and more upright, better for long stems and a proper arrangement; the B form is squatter and wider, better for short stems, single blooms and standing empty as an object. Grey and white are the quiet choices, sitting easily in Scandinavian, Japandi and minimalist rooms; green adds one point of colour to a neutral console or dining table. Because the glass carries the design, three or four stems are enough to look finished — which is the practical argument for a good vase over a plain one.

Why you'll love it

• Thick-walled glass — weight and stability, with colour that deepens where the wall is thickest.
• Two profiles — a taller A form for long stems, a wider B form for short stems and display.
• Three colourways — grey, green and white to blend in or supply the accent.
• Flatters simple arrangements — three or four stems look finished because the vase supplies the form.
• Works empty — sculptural enough to stand alone on a console or dining table.
• Nordic light luxury — proportion and material rather than pattern or ornament.

Details

• Material: thick-walled coloured glass
• Colours: grey, green, white
• Forms: A (taller) and B (wider)
• Use: fresh flowers, dried stems, single blooms, or empty as a decorative object
• Care: hand wash; a bottle brush and diluted white vinegar clear water marks
• Ideal for: living rooms, dining tables, consoles and sideboards, mantelpieces, bedrooms, weddings and events

Styling tip — buy one of each form in the same colour. A tall and a short vase together read as a considered pairing; two of the same height side by side read as a shop shelf.