Home
/ Art deco vase

Art deco vase

22 products

An art deco vase does more than hold flowers. It shows the style and richness of a time known for shapes, fine materials, and balance.

These vessels stand out as a focal point on a console or in a layered shelf. They grab attention with their structure and elegance. For a wider selection of modern forms, explore our modern vase collection.

A tall, reflective rectangular prism sculpture, reminiscent of a Large "Colonne" Vase 70's by Treaptyque, stands on a beige pedestal against a plain background. The mirrored metal surface showcases its surroundings with a blend of metallic and glossy textures, evoking an elegant 70s design.

Mid Century Modern Glass Vases

The Drago Nero black leather handbag with gold hardware and adjustable strap

Ceramic Vase

A sleek silver vase holds a minimalist arrangement of five white tulips, slightly curved, with long green stems and leaves, set against a plain white wall and dark surface.

Vintage Vases

Aesthetic Vase

Show Filter

This category bridges past and present, offering both vintage-inspired designs and updated takes on the Art Deco canon. These vases do more than just fit into a space. They enhance it by adding shiny finishes, interesting patterns, and a thoughtful way for objects to fill a room.

Aesthetic Codes of Art Deco Design

Art Deco emerged between the wars, blending ornament with industry, and these vases exemplify that blend. Their silhouettes often feature stepped bases, tapered necks, or angular symmetry, referencing architectural forms of the time. Materials such as cut glass, polished ceramic, and metallic glaze enhance how things feel. They improve light and create contrast in a room's design.

Expect to find:

• Ceramic art deco vases with glazed finishes and stylized surface motifs
• Art deco glass vases that play with opacity, reflection, and hue
• Vintage-style vases inspired by antique markets and collector editions
• Geometric shapes that feel both graphic and sculptural

These pieces fit seamlessly into a living room, dining area, or curated bookshelf. Their strength lies in clarity—bold form, limited color, and deliberate linework.

Styling Tips: Structure, Contrast, Clarity

Use an art deco vase as an anchor. On a sideboard or entry table, one simple shape works well with a stone slab, a mirror, or metal items. This combination creates a nice visual balance. In open shelving, contrast a vase’s polish with matte ceramics or raw woods to create a dialogue between textures.

When arranging flowers, lean into proportion: choose one or two large-headed blooms or tight bouquets that mirror the shape of the vessel. These vases often look strongest with minimal floral arrangements, allowing their geometry to remain the star. Think calla lilies, protea, or magnolia stems—clean, sculptural, defined.

Complement with mirror finishes, marble trays, or lacquered accents to echo the Art Deco mood. These pairings amplify the vase’s form while creating cohesion across surfaces.

For Collectors, Designers, and the Detail-Driven

Whether you collect by era, material, or silhouette, an art deco vase offers instant architectural integrity. This piece is perfect for people who appreciate design history and live in the present. It focuses on intentional styling, choosing fewer but better items.

These vases work beautifully in both vintage-focused and contemporary interiors, acting as bridges between styles. Use them to soften a minimalist palette or sharpen a layered one. Their visual clarity, ornamented restraint, and historical echo allow them to hold space without competing.