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The best vases for tulips – decorate your home with a blooming bouquet!

The tulips are currently at their best! The beauty of the bouquet is enhanced when they are placed in a proper vase. We put together nine different design vases – which one is your personal favorite?

1. Marimekko's Umpu vase is a masterpiece by Carina Seth-Andersson and it provides a charming setting for both cut flowers and decorative branches. 2. Iittala's Aalto vase is an icon of Finnish design and glass art, which attracts with its rustic vintage-inspired annual color, copper. 3. Katriina Nuutinen's Vieno vase reverberates the clear lines of Nordic design and the Finnish handicraft tradition – its adorable appearance does not necessarily require flowers at all!

4. Vitra's Nuage Céramique vases of different sizes have eight tube-shaped holes that allow individual flowers to stand out in a unique way. 5. Made of ultra-thin porcelain, the Iris vase by HAY has a captivating look with soft curves and a matte surface, reminiscing Japanese minimalism. 6. The Ridge by Muuto is a distinctive and modern alternative to a traditional vase: instead of a bouquet, it offers a new way to arrange flowers in a line.

7. Normann Copenhagen's Tombola vase is named after a raffle – its surface structure is also based on chance, and the abstract shapes play fascinatingly with lights and shadows. 8. The Cafu vase, designed by the Danish duo Holmbäck and Nordentoft, reflects timelessness, simplicity, and quality. 9. Named after the glass twirls twisting around its organic form, the Water Swirl vase is crafted from mouth-blown recycled glass, making each piece unique.

See also:

• All vases at Finnish Design Shop >
• All indoor gardening at Finnish Design Shop >

Text: Design Stories Images: Manufacturers

Published on 21 Feb, 2022

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