17 Best Cheap (But Expensive-Looking) Vases 2019

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We scoured to find the best vases that are cheap (but expensive-looking) on , including Senliart White Ceramic Vase, Stone & Beam Modern Rustic Ceramic Vase, Stone & Beam Modern Ceramic Flower Vase, and IMAX 14465 Parisa Medium Vase.
We scoured to find the best vases that are cheap (but expensive-looking) on , including Senliart White Ceramic Vase, Stone & Beam Modern Rustic Ceramic Vase, Stone & Beam Modern Ceramic Flower Vase, and IMAX 14465 Parisa Medium Vase.
This terrazzo droplet vase has a very pleasing bulbous shape.
The geometric pattern will bring some modern flair to any room.
The rose-gold accents add an interesting sculptural element, and the petite size is ideal for smaller spaces.
The playful blue splatter is an eye-catching touch.
Rustic yet refined, the dusky terra-cotta will bring a touch of ’70s desert vibes.
These vases from Jonathan Adler come in a variety of pastel tones and sizes.
This elegant glass vase is versatile enough to be the perfect complement to a single sprig of greenery or a whole bouquet.
The added texture keeps this white vase from feeling too dull.
The matte black is an unexpected choice that’s perfect for moodier arrangements.
A minimal, mid-century-modern moment.
A classic shape in a graphic, white-and-black zebra stripe.
If you’re going for the wildflower, country-garden effect, what you want is a large ewer-esque pitcher. Especially good for blowsy, aging tulips and those bunches of weeds certain non-floral green-market vendors pass off as bouquets, and which I can never resist. If you covet a French provincial look, this pitcher here combines the double benefits of a jutting lip and a neck thin enough to keep the scraggliest stems in line.