A Global Views vase should match how you plan to use it, not just how it looks. Some vases are meant for fresh flowers, while others work better as stand-alone pieces. Before choosing, decide whether the vase will hold stems regularly or simply sit as a decorative object on a shelf, table, or console. This helps you choose the right size and opening.

Picking the Right Size and Shape

Tall vases work best for long stems or branches and suit floor corners, dining tables, or entry consoles. Shorter or wider vases fit coffee tables, sideboards, and shelves without blocking the view. If you want flexibility, a medium-height vase with a balanced opening is easier to style in different rooms.

Ceramic and Pottery Options

A Global Views ceramic vase is a good choice if you want something durable with a solid feel. Ceramic holds its shape well and works for both fresh and dried arrangements. Global Views pottery pieces often have textured finishes that add interest even without flowers. These are useful when you want a vase that stands on its own and doesn’t need frequent styling.

Where Vases Work Best at Home

Use vases where they add structure rather than clutter. On dining tables, keep the height low enough for easy conversation. On shelves or sideboards, group one vase with a few simple objects instead of many small items. In entryways, a single well-sized vase helps anchor the surface and keeps the area looking organized.

Before You Choose

Check the opening size if you plan to use fresh flowers regularly. Make sure the vase fits comfortably on the surface without feeling crowded. Think about whether you prefer smooth finishes that are easy to clean or textured surfaces that hide small marks. A well-chosen vase should be easy to place, easy to maintain, and easy to restyle when needed.