MCGEE & CO: Blaise Vase

The Blaise Vase is a harmonious blend of rustic texture and contemporary form, embodying the essence of modern artisanal craftsmanship. Its matte finish and subtle, earthy tones make it a versatile piece that complements a variety of interior styles. The vase’s understated elegance allows it to stand alone as a sculptural object or to serve as a neutral backdrop for vibrant floral arrangements.​ Why we love it: The Blaise Vase’s minimalist design and tactile surface make it a timeless addition to any decor, effortlessly enhancing the aesthetic of both traditional and modern spaces.

TRNK: Marria Vase
A sculptural dialogue between tradition and modernity, the Marria Vase is a bold reimagining of Sardinia’s classic nuptial vases. Designed by Valentina Cameranesi in collaboration with master artisan Walter Usai, this piece draws inspiration from the sensual curves and intricate detailing of traditional Sardinian ceramics—now distilled into a contemporary, architectural form. With its slender, elongated silhouette and precisely sculpted handles, Marria exudes a quiet femininity while maintaining a striking, almost mechanical edge. Why we love it: A balance of heritage and innovation, this vase is an artful statement—just as captivating on its own as it is filled with fresh or dried botanicals. It’s the perfect blend of old-world romance and modern sculptural design – the perfect addition to your collection of vases.

FRANCES PALMER POTTERY:
Sam Pot

A masterful blend of classical form and contemporary artistry, this vase by Frances Palmer is a striking example of handcrafted ceramic design. Wheel-thrown in Palmer’s signature style, this piece features a distinctive fluted base that gives it a sense of movement and elegance. The high-gloss glaze enhances its sculptural silhouette, allowing light to play across its surface and emphasize its refined curves. Why we love it: With its graceful proportions and timeless craftsmanship, this vase transforms even the simplest floral arrangement into a museum-worthy display. A true collector’s piece, it bridges the gap between functional pottery and fine art.

CLOUD 9 CLAY
Krystal Quiles x Cloud 9 Clay Vase

Each piece is wheel-thrown in stoneware by the ceramists and adorned with a hand-painted glaze by the artist, making every vase a truly one-of-a-kind creation. The organic shape and painterly finish celebrate the imperfections that make handcrafted ceramics so special, bringing warmth and personality to any space. Why we love it: The raw, tactile quality of this vase makes it feel deeply personal—whether styled with fresh florals or left unadorned as a sculptural accent, it exudes effortless charm and authenticity.

LA DOUBLEJ: Bubble Vase

Maximalist and vibrant, the La DoubleJ Bubble Vase is an explosion of color and pattern. Designed for those who love bold interiors, it features intricate designs inspired by vintage Italian ceramics. Why we love it: It instantly brings joy to any room, proving that home decor should be as fun as it is functional.

HERMAN KAHLER: Vase with Leaves

This vintage piece takes inspiration from nature – perfect for the season. Featuring sculpted leaf motifs that wrap around its surface. The textured design gives it an organic, almost fossil-like quality, making it a striking decorative object with or without florals. Why we love it: The detailed craftsmanship and natural influence make it a refreshing departure from traditional vase designs.

MCGEE & CO: Natalie Vase

The Natalia Vase blends old-world charm with contemporary design, featuring a distressed, weathered finish that gives it the character of an antique find. Made from ceramic with a textured glaze, it has a timeworn aesthetic that effortlessly enhances rustic or minimalist spaces. Why we love it: The subtle patina effect gives it an heirloom quality, making it feel like a storied piece passed down through generations.

PORTA: Carlotta Vase

A timeless marriage of heritage craftsmanship and modern design, the Carlotta Large Vase is a testament to Bohemian glass artistry. Hand-blown by master artisans in the Czech Republic, its delicate curves and subtle detailing reflect centuries of tradition while feeling effortlessly contemporary. The soft transparency allows light to dance across its surface, making it as striking empty as it is when filled with fresh blooms. Why we love it: This piece is the epitome of understated elegance—graceful enough for a formal tablescape, yet versatile enough to live on a bedside or bookshelf with quiet sophistication.

SOPHIE LOU JACOBSON: La Pierre Vase

Originally unveiled during NY Design Week, this vase is a study in contrast—playful yet refined, bold yet ethereal. Designed as part of AFAF’s multifaceted collection, this hand-blown glass piece is an exploration of both form and function. The smoky green and opaque black tones lend it a moody, sculptural presence, while its wavy silhouette adds a fluid, organic energy. Whether used as a striking centerpiece or a standalone design object, this vase commands attention with its effortless balance of color and movement. Why we love it: It’s a statement piece that transcends the ordinary—whimsical, modern, and endlessly dynamic, proving that a vase can be just as captivating empty as it is filled.

INI CERAMIQUE: Volute Ceramic Vase

Rooted in history yet designed for the modern collector, the Volute Ceramic Vase reinterprets the timeless elegance of ancient pottery. Crafted from rich terracotta, its rounded body and flared lip pay homage to classical Greek vessels once used for mixing wine and water. The delicate hand-painted details add an artisanal touch, elevating its sculptural form while preserving its historical authenticity. Why we love it: This piece effortlessly bridges antiquity and contemporary design, making it a striking conversation starter. Whether filled with florals or displayed as an objet d’art, it brings a sense of history and sophistication to any space. It’s one that set itself apart from all other vases.

SARAH SHERMAN SAMUEL: Scallop Vase

This delightful ceramic vase is characterized by soft scalloped edges that add a sense of movement and femininity. The minimalist matte finish gives it a subtle, timeless appeal, allowing it to complement both maximalist and minimalist interiors. Why we love it: The scalloped detailing adds just the right amount of whimsy, making it a versatile piece that feels elegant yet playful.

UPSTATE: Watermelon Carafe

Vibrant and playful, the Upstate Carafe doubles as a functional pitcher and a striking vase. The smooth glass is hand-blown, giving it a delicate yet sturdy construction, and the subtle flared spout adds an extra touch of elegance. The watermelon-pink hue is a refreshing burst of color, perfect for warm-weather tablescapes. Why we love it: It’s a statement piece that feels both fun and sophisticated—whether it’s holding fresh-cut tulips or serving summer spritzers.

NOON & MOON: Verdant Ascent Vase

A hand-blown glass vase featuring a lush green hue reminiscent of new spring growth. Its sculptural, organic form makes it an instant focal point, even without florals. Why we love it: The glass’s fluid movement feels fresh and modern, making it the perfect balance between minimalism and artistic expression.

L’OBJECT: Klaus Jürgen Schmidt Pantheon Persephone Earthenware Vase

A masterpiece of myth and material, the Pantheon Persephone Vase by L’Objet is a sculptural ode to the ancient world, reimagined through a modern lens. Designed in collaboration with artist Klaus Jürgen Schmidt, this earthenware piece is defined by its commanding form and intricate relief detailing, reminiscent of classical Greco-Roman carvings. The textural finish enhances its handcrafted appeal, while the deep, rich tone evokes the enduring strength of antiquity. Why we love it: One of the vases that is a true collector’s item—whether showcased as a standalone objet d’art or used to frame dramatic floral arrangements, it channels a sense of timeless elegance and artistic storytelling.