Description
This is a large tall ceramic vase standing 41cm high, a floor-friendly piece with a generous vertical form that draws the eye upward. The rounded body tapers gently towards a narrow neck, giving it the balanced silhouette that works so well among decorative vases of scale. Finished in a soft beige, it carries a matte glaze that catches light quietly rather than shining, and the ceramic feels weighty and grounded in the hand.
The height suits tall stems beautifully, so think pampas grass, dried palm, eucalyptus or long branches that arc out from the narrow neck. Left empty it holds its own as a sculptural object, sitting neatly on a hallway console, beside a fireplace or on the floor in a reading corner. The neutral beige tone slots into most schemes, warming up a pale room and settling comfortably against wood, linen and stone. Group it with shorter vases for a layered arrangement, or let it stand alone where a single strong shape is wanted.
Being ceramic, it is sturdy and easy to live with. Wipe the outside with a soft dry cloth to lift dust, and if you use it with water for fresh stems, rinse the inside gently and dry before storing. Avoid harsh abrasives on the glaze so the beige finish stays even. Its steady base keeps it stable, though as with any tall vase we suggest placing it where it will not be knocked in busy spots.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Beige |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
41cm |
| Width |
14cm |
| Depth |
14cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a soft matte beige glaze, giving it a solid weight and a calm, non-shiny finish.
How should I style it?
Fill it with tall dried or faux stems like pampas or eucalyptus, or leave it empty as a sculptural shape on a console, hearth or floor.
Is it large enough to stand on the floor?
At 41cm high with a 14cm footprint, it works well on the floor in a corner or beside furniture, as well as on a sturdy surface.
Can I use fresh flowers in it?
Yes, though we recommend rinsing and drying the inside afterwards to keep the ceramic in good condition.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outside with a soft dry cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners so the beige glaze stays smooth and even.