Nordic Irregular Glass Vase | Modern Coloured Pedestal Flower Vase & Centrepiece for Dining Room, Living Room & Table Decor, 4 Colours

An irregular blown-glass vase raised on a short pedestal foot — the body deliberately asymmetric, the rim wandering off the horizontal, the whole thing looking closer to a piece of studio glass than a shop-bought vase. The pedestal is what gives it presence: lifting the body clear of the table adds height and a shadow line, and turns a small object into a proper centrepiece.

Four warm colourways — orange, pink, tawny and blue — chosen for a neutral room rather than a bold one. Against pale wood, linen and white plaster, a single coloured vase does the work of a whole arrangement, which is why this one holds up perfectly well empty on a dining table, console or sideboard. Fill it and the irregular form takes stems at unexpected angles, so even three or four flowers look arranged rather than dropped in. It also makes a genuinely good gift — for housewarmings, weddings or anyone whose home is largely beige and could use one warm object in it.

Why you'll love it

• Irregular hand-blown form — asymmetric body and wandering rim, closer to studio glass than mass-produced.
• Raised pedestal foot — adds height and a shadow line, so it reads as a centrepiece rather than an object.
• Four warm colours — orange, pink, tawny and blue, sized to warm up a neutral scheme.
• Works empty — the shape and colour are enough on their own; no flowers required.
• Flatters simple stems — the irregular opening holds flowers at angles, so a few look deliberate.
• Easy gift — presentable and useful for housewarmings, weddings and birthdays.

Details

• Material: coloured glass, irregular blown form with pedestal base
• Colours: orange, pink, tawny, blue
• Use: fresh and dried flower arrangements, centrepieces, or empty as a decorative object
• Care: hand wash; a bottle brush and diluted vinegar clear water lines
• Ideal for: dining rooms and dining tables, living rooms, consoles and sideboards, mantelpieces, weddings and events

Styling tip — pedestal vases want a clear surface around them. On a dining table, one in the centre with nothing else within 30cm reads far better than the same vase in a cluster of candles and dishes.