Description
This tall ceramic vase stands 45cm high, giving it real presence on a sideboard, hallway console or hearth. The form is generous and rounded through the body before drawing in towards the neck, a shape that holds long stems securely while still looking considered when left empty. The aged stone finish is the detail that sets it apart, with a soft chalky texture and gentle variation across the surface that reads as beige with subtle warmer and cooler tones depending on the light.
Made from ceramic, this is a solid, weighty piece that sits steadily where you place it. The matte finish suits relaxed and pared-back interiors, and the neutral beige works alongside natural wood, linen and stone without competing with the rest of the room. Use it for tall dried grasses, pampas or eucalyptus for an easy, textural display, or fill it with fresh seasonal branches when you want something more sculptural. Left bare, the aged surface and tall silhouette carry the look on their own, so it earns its place whether or not you have flowers to hand. Group it with shorter vases for a layered arrangement, or let it stand alone as a single anchor point.
For care, wipe the outer surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners that could mark the finish. If using with fresh stems, we suggest a watertight liner or a small inner container, as unglazed ceramic can be porous. Empty and dry it fully before storing to keep the aged stone look at its best.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Beige |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
45cm |
| Width |
28cm |
| Depth |
28cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with an aged stone finish, giving it a chalky matte texture and a solid, weighty feel that keeps it stable on a shelf or floor.
Where does this vase work best?
At 45cm tall it suits a sideboard, hallway console, mantel or floor beside a chair. The neutral beige pairs easily with wood, linen and other natural materials.
Can I use fresh flowers in it?
Yes, though we recommend a watertight liner or small inner container since unglazed ceramic can be porous. It also holds dried stems and branches beautifully.
Does it look right when left empty?
It does. The tall form and textured aged stone surface give it plenty of interest on its own, so it works as a standalone piece without stems.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outside with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, and dry it fully before storing to protect the finish.