How to Style Decor Vases in Any Room

Decor vases are an often overlooked aspect of design that can add style, sophistication, and flair to any space. Whether you prefer an elegant, elevated aesthetic or lean into a more natural, artisanal vibe, decor vases are a statement piece that can easily be incorporated throughout your home.

If the extent of your experience with vases has been filling them with flowers and placing them on the nearest tabletop, don’t worry — we’re here to help you learn how to style decor vases in any room.

Our Top Tips for Styling Decor Vases in Any Room

Have you ever wondered how to properly style decor vases in your home? Our team of expert interior designers has come together to create a list of tips and inspiration to get you started. Read on for everything you need to know!


Mix & Match Vases of Different Heights

One of the most important tips we always share when asked for design advice is this: create visual interest wherever possible. An easy way to do that when styling vases is to use several different vases of different heights, mixing and matching them as you see fit.

Not only does this add appeal as the different vases fill the space in a unique way, but it also allows you to experiment as you build your personal collection of decor vases. When you find yourself getting tired of your decor and feeling ready for something new, you can mix and match the vases differently throughout your home for a facelift that doesn’t have to involve a shopping spree.

Don’t Be Afraid of Empty Vases

The immediate concern when styling vases is the question of what to fill your vases with. Keeping fresh flowers in the house all the time can be a lot of work, especially if you know yourself well enough to know that you’ll probably forget to water them after a few days. Plus, if your favorite flowers are out of season, does that mean that you have to pack your favorite vases away until your favorite blooms come back for the year?

Absolutely not! Decor vases can stand on their own, and can be styled throughout your home with or without something filling them. A decor vase is a statement piece, and while you may enjoy filling your vases with flowers, they certainly aren’t a requirement — or even a necessity.

Craft the Perfect Centerpiece

Whether decorating for a new season or creating something that will pull your next dinner or celebration together with style, the right vase will take your centerpiece to the next level.

Try a statement piece that’s large enough to accommodate a large live arrangement or dried florals or branches. We love unique vases with texture to add an extra flair.

Feature a Tall Floor Vase

Vases don’t just belong on tabletops! Tall floor vases are a great touch for any room, and can be used to fill an awkward space with style or add sophistication to an otherwise simple area.

There are so many different styles of floor vases to choose from, from oversized to minimalistic, sleek to textured. Add shine, warmth, or even woven accents — embrace the aesthetic that you love.

Embrace Handcrafted Pieces

One of our top tips for curating a space that consistently brings joy is to invest in a collection of handcrafted vases made by your favorite artisans. Not only will these handcrafted pieces give your space an authentic, unique touch, but you can proudly display the work of creators you believe in.

Feature handcrafted vases throughout your home for a creative boost in each room.

Arrange Statement Vases on Your Shelves

Few things make a home feel more personal than a shelf filled with pieces that truly reflect you. An artistic shelf display is the perfect way to showcase your favorite pieces, including the decor vases that you love.

Arrange statement vases alongside books, art prints, or knickknacks for an eye-catching installation.

Create a Welcoming Entryway

Think of the entryway of your home as your first impression to guests. From the moment they step over the threshold, you want them to feel right at home, and a beautiful vase can be the perfect touch as you curate a space that guests look forward to returning to.

Nothing says hello quite like a vase of fresh flowers — though if you prefer a plant-free home, a bright or unique vase can easily do the job all on its own.

Brighten a Small Space

When decorating for small spaces, it’s important to be intentional with each choice made to avoid a cramped or cluttered feel.

A decor vase is a fun and simple way to brighten a space that doesn’t provide room for much decor, whether it’s a tiny bathroom in need of something on the counter or a small guest room that could benefit from an elegant vase filled with flowers on the bedside table.

Cluster Bud Vases on a Tabletop

If you’re looking for a dainty, intimate way to style decor vases in your home, consider clustering bud vases on a tabletop. Whether as a centerpiece for a dining area or along a coffee table in your living space, the small, delicate nature of bud vases adds an easy elegance to your decor.

Each bud vase can hold a single flower, which also works well when hosting — at the end of the event, each guest can take a bud vase home as a favor.

Add a Vintage Flair

One of our favorite ways to cultivate a personal feel in any space is by incorporating carefully selected and curated vintage pieces like vintage vases.

Whether you’ve been looking for a way to display treasured family heirlooms or discover gorgeous vintage vases on a thrifting or antiquing adventure, vintage pieces ensure that your design will feel uniquely yours. You’ll never walk into a friend’s home and see an identical match — you’ll be able to display a piece all your own.

Let Our Team Transform Your Space

Are you tired of trying to realize your design vision on your own? At KS Designs, we want to take your ordinary space and come alongside you to make it something extraordinary.

Our detail-oriented, client-focused approach ensures that every aspect of your design desires will be taken into account as we transform your space into somewhere you can thrive. Contact us to get started today.

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