Description
This large round vase has a full, generous body and a short narrow neck. It comes in a soft brushed gold with a warm champagne tone. Fine vertical brushing runs over the whole surface, and slim polished bands ring the shoulder and body, catching the light as you walk past. It stands 29.2cm tall, 28cm wide and 28.1cm deep, so it has real presence on a sideboard or the floor without towering over a room. The rounded silhouette and gentle gold sit happily with both modern and classic interiors.
Set it on a console table in the hallway, a mantelpiece, a deep windowsill or a bookcase shelf, and it brings a quiet glow to the space around it. On its own it reads as a sculptural piece, with the narrow mouth keeping the round shape clean. You can also add a few tall dried stems or faux branches for height. Its width makes it a good anchor for a dining table or a coffee table, where it holds its own beside books and candles. Because it suits so many rooms, it also makes a thoughtful new home gift, something to help a fresh space feel settled and finished.
The brushed texture gives the gold a soft, satin look, while the polished bands add a brighter, shinier line, so the finish changes subtly as the light moves through the day. The narrow opening suits a few slender stems rather than a full bunch. To keep the finish looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners. For styling, try it at one end of a sideboard with a lamp at the other, or group it with smaller pieces in warm neutrals for a relaxed, layered look. Wrapped as a housewarming present, it is an easy choice for anyone setting up a new home.
Specification
| Colour |
Gold |
| Finish |
Shiny |
| Height |
29.2cm |
| Width |
28cm |
| Depth |
28.1cm |
| Weight |
0.856kg |
| Occasion |
New Home |
Frequently Asked
How big is this vase?
It stands 29.2cm tall, 28cm wide and 28.1cm deep. That is a generous size for a sideboard, console table, mantelpiece or the floor.
What colour and finish is the vase?
It is a soft brushed gold with a warm champagne tone, ringed with slim polished bands that give a brighter, shinier line.
What can I put in this vase?
The narrow neck suits a few slender dried stems or faux branches. It also looks good left empty as a sculptural piece on its own.
How do I clean the vase?
As general good practice, dust it with a soft dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scourers, which could dull the brushed gold finish and polished bands.
Would this vase make a good gift?
Yes. Its warm gold tone and rounded shape suit most interiors, so it makes a thoughtful new home or housewarming gift for someone settling in.
Where does a round gold vase look best?
It looks best on a hallway console, mantelpiece, deep windowsill or dining table, where its round shape and gold glow can be seen from all sides.