Description
The Clonony is a tall glass vase with a faceted body, its angled planes arranged so each face picks up the light a little differently. The glass has a frosted surface in a smoky taupe colour, a muted tone that sits comfortably beside warm woods, brass and soft greys alike. It stands 30cm tall and 12cm in diameter, with a 6cm opening at the top, so it reads as a slim, upright shape rather than a broad bowl. It holds 1.8 litres of water, which gives cut stems a generous reservoir.
Because the opening is 6cm across, the neck gathers stems together and holds them upright, so it suits a few branches of foliage, a handful of tulips or a single tall bloom better than a dense, rounded bouquet. That makes it a good choice for anyone who wants greenery in a room without a lot of fuss. At 30cm it is tall enough to hold its own on a side table, a console or a mantelpiece, and slim enough for a deep windowsill or a bookshelf with some headroom. The frosted glass largely hides the water and the stem ends, so the arrangement looks tidy from every side.
It is made of glass and weighs 1.19KG, a reassuring heft that helps it stay settled once it is filled, and it is just as handsome left empty as a sculptural piece on its own. Glass is non-porous, so it holds water without absorbing a drop. We suggest it for indoor rooms, where its muted colour works with most schemes. On a practical note, fill it with water before adding your stems, as water goes in far more easily through the 6cm opening while it is clear of stems.
Specification
| Opening |
6cm |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
30cm |
| Diameter |
12cm |
| Capacity |
1.8 litres |
| Weight |
1.19KG |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the Clonony vase?
It stands 30cm tall and is 12cm in diameter, so it sits comfortably on a side table, a mantelpiece or a deep shelf.
How much water does the vase hold?
It holds 1.8 litres of water, which gives cut stems and foliage a generous supply while keeping the shape slim and upright.
How wide is the opening?
The opening is 6cm across, which keeps a few stems gathered and upright rather than splaying out into a wide, loose bouquet.
What colour is the glass?
The glass is a smoky taupe with a frosted surface, a muted colour that suits warm woods, brass and soft grey schemes alike.
How heavy is the vase?
It weighs 1.19KG, which gives it enough heft to feel settled on a table once it is filled with water and stems.