Small Nordic Glass Vase | Coloured Bud Vase for Flower Arrangement, Living Room, Dining Table & Home Decor, 6 Colours

A small coloured glass vase in the Nordic idiom — simple, low and honest, with the colour running through the glass rather than painted onto it, so the tone deepens where the wall is thicker and lightens at the rim. Six colourways: transparent, purple, green, blue, pink and orange.

Bud vases are the most useful thing in flower arranging and the most underrated. A single stem in a small vase reads as deliberate where the same stem in a large one reads as leftover — so one supermarket bunch, split across four or five of these, dresses a whole table, a mantelpiece or a run of shelving. Grouped in threes at different heights they make an arrangement of their own; used singly they suit a bedside table, a bathroom shelf, a desk or a kitchen windowsill. Empty, the coloured glass catches light like a small ornament, which is why these end up staying out year-round.

Why you'll love it

• Six coloured glass finishes — transparent, purple, green, blue, pink and orange, coloured through rather than painted.
• Bud vase scale — makes a single stem look intentional instead of sparse.
• Buy several — group three or five along a table or mantelpiece for a full arrangement from one bunch.
• Fits anywhere — bedside tables, bathroom shelves, desks, windowsills and kitchen counters.
• Catches the light — coloured glass works as an ornament even with nothing in it.
• Nordic simplicity — an undecorated form that suits Scandinavian, Japandi and modern interiors.

Details

• Material: coloured glass
• Colours: transparent, purple, green, blue, pink, orange
• Use: single stems and small arrangements, dried flowers, hydroponic cuttings, or empty as decor
• Care: hand wash; a bottle brush reaches the base cleanly
• Ideal for: living rooms, dining tables, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, home offices, weddings and events

Styling tip — a group of small vases works best in odd numbers and mismatched colours, set at slightly different heights. Three in a line down a dining table beats one large arrangement for both cost and sightlines.