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Product description
The Story
A beautiful piece of glass doesn't need an elaborate silhouette to make an impression. Sometimes the most interesting detail is found within the material itself.
These handcrafted blown glass vases combine rich translucent brown with a distinctive mottled pattern of cream, amber, and smoky earth tones. The upper portion has a smooth, glossy appearance, while the lower section reveals an intricate, almost stone-like pattern that appears to move through the glass. The transition between the two creates a striking contrast, particularly when natural light passes across the surface.
Available in two sizes, each vase brings a different proportion to the same design. The Large has a taller, more elongated silhouette that gradually widens toward its rounded base, making it particularly well suited to substantial floral arrangements and taller branches. The Small is shorter and fuller, with a broader, more grounded shape that works beautifully on a coffee table, console, or sideboard.
Although the two sizes are designed to complement one another, each has enough character to stand alone. Their earthy coloration gives them warmth, while the glass construction introduces reflection and depth that keep the pieces from feeling visually heavy.
Design Function
A decorative glass vessel that introduces warm color, reflective texture, and sculptural form. The graduated silhouettes provide options for both taller floral compositions and lower, more compact tabletop arrangements.
Details at a Glance
Product: Brown & Cream Handcrafted Blown Glass
Vase Material: Glass Color: Brown / Cream / Amber
Finish: Glossy with Mottled Glass Detailing
Construction: Handcrafted Blown Glass
Care: Hand wash only
Available Sizes: Small and Large Small: 11"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D Large: 14"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D
Shape: Tapered Vessel with Rounded Base
Sold As: One Vase — Select Size
Style: Contemporary / Modern Transitional / Organic Modern
The Third & Main Standard
The appeal of these vases lies in the interaction between their rich translucent color and the intricate pattern within the glass.
The glossy brown upper section allows light to pass through the material, while the lower portion introduces a more complex combination of cream, amber, and darker brown tones. This variation creates depth and gives each vase the appearance of a layered decorative object rather than a simple colored glass vessel.
The two graduated sizes offer flexibility for different spaces, while maintaining a consistent material and color palette.
How to Style It
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Use the Large with taller floral branches or a substantial arrangement that balances its elongated silhouette.
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Style the Small with a lower, wider arrangement to complement its fuller proportions.
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Pair with cream upholstery, warm oak, walnut, or natural stone to bring out the earthy tones in the glass.
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Introduce burgundy, muted blush, or soft ivory florals for a contrast that complements the brown glass.
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Display the two sizes together with some space between them, allowing their different proportions to create visual movement.
Where It Works Best
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Living room coffee tables
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Entryway and living room consoles
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Dining room sideboards
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Large kitchen islands
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Open shelving and built-ins
Madi’s Styling Take
These vases have enough visual complexity that I would be intentional about what surrounds them. The mottled lower section introduces texture and movement, while the darker brown glass above provides a calmer visual surface. That relationship is what gives the design its balance.
I would pair them with materials that have a more restrained finish—honed limestone, natural oak, or softly textured upholstery—rather than placing them among several other highly patterned accessories. The contrast allows the detail within the glass to become more noticeable.
For the Large, I particularly like an arrangement that introduces softer floral forms against the strong, tapered silhouette. Cream peonies, muted blush roses, and a few branches with burgundy foliage would create a beautiful relationship between the flowers and the earthy tones in the vase.
The Small offers a different opportunity. Its wider proportions make it particularly effective in a lower tabletop composition, where I would pair it with a stack of books or a sculptural stone object rather than another tall accessory.
If using both sizes in the same room, I wouldn't necessarily place them together. Repeating the material in two different areas can create a stronger sense of continuity without making the styling feel too coordinated.
Pairs Well With
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Cream and muted blush floral arrangements
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Burgundy and warm brown foliage
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Travertine and limestone accessories
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Warm oak and walnut furniture
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Antique brass and softly finished metallic accents
Also Available In
Small: 11"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D Large: 14"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D
Select your preferred size from the dropdown menu above.
Good to Know
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Available in two sizes: Small and Large.
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Made of glass with a glossy finish.
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Features a rich brown upper section and mottled cream-and-amber detailing below.
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Small measures 11"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D.
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Large measures 14"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D.
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Each size is sold individually.
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Care: Hand wash only.
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Watertightness has not been confirmed. For decorative arrangements, use faux or dried botanicals unless water compatibility is verified.
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Floral arrangements shown in lifestyle photography are not included.
Product Insight
A decorative handcrafted blown glass vase featuring a rich translucent brown upper section and intricate mottled cream, amber, and smoky brown detailing below. Available individually in 11-inch and 14-inch heights for floral arrangements or decorative tabletop display.
Brown & Cream Handcrafted Blown Glass Vase is a decorative glass vessel available in two sizes: Small 11"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D and Large 14"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D. Each vase features a glossy translucent brown upper section and mottled cream, amber, and dark brown detailing toward the base. Sold individually for floral arrangements and decorative display on consoles, coffee tables, sideboards, and other substantial surfaces.
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Product description
The Story
A beautiful piece of glass doesn't need an elaborate silhouette to make an impression. Sometimes the most interesting detail is found within the material itself.
These handcrafted blown glass vases combine rich translucent brown with a distinctive mottled pattern of cream, amber, and smoky earth tones. The upper portion has a smooth, glossy appearance, while the lower section reveals an intricate, almost stone-like pattern that appears to move through the glass. The transition between the two creates a striking contrast, particularly when natural light passes across the surface.
Available in two sizes, each vase brings a different proportion to the same design. The Large has a taller, more elongated silhouette that gradually widens toward its rounded base, making it particularly well suited to substantial floral arrangements and taller branches. The Small is shorter and fuller, with a broader, more grounded shape that works beautifully on a coffee table, console, or sideboard.
Although the two sizes are designed to complement one another, each has enough character to stand alone. Their earthy coloration gives them warmth, while the glass construction introduces reflection and depth that keep the pieces from feeling visually heavy.
Design Function
A decorative glass vessel that introduces warm color, reflective texture, and sculptural form. The graduated silhouettes provide options for both taller floral compositions and lower, more compact tabletop arrangements.
Details at a Glance
Product: Brown & Cream Handcrafted Blown Glass
Vase Material: Glass Color: Brown / Cream / Amber
Finish: Glossy with Mottled Glass Detailing
Construction: Handcrafted Blown Glass
Care: Hand wash only
Available Sizes: Small and Large Small: 11"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D Large: 14"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D
Shape: Tapered Vessel with Rounded Base
Sold As: One Vase — Select Size
Style: Contemporary / Modern Transitional / Organic Modern
The Third & Main Standard
The appeal of these vases lies in the interaction between their rich translucent color and the intricate pattern within the glass.
The glossy brown upper section allows light to pass through the material, while the lower portion introduces a more complex combination of cream, amber, and darker brown tones. This variation creates depth and gives each vase the appearance of a layered decorative object rather than a simple colored glass vessel.
The two graduated sizes offer flexibility for different spaces, while maintaining a consistent material and color palette.
How to Style It
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Use the Large with taller floral branches or a substantial arrangement that balances its elongated silhouette.
-
Style the Small with a lower, wider arrangement to complement its fuller proportions.
-
Pair with cream upholstery, warm oak, walnut, or natural stone to bring out the earthy tones in the glass.
-
Introduce burgundy, muted blush, or soft ivory florals for a contrast that complements the brown glass.
-
Display the two sizes together with some space between them, allowing their different proportions to create visual movement.
Where It Works Best
-
Living room coffee tables
-
Entryway and living room consoles
-
Dining room sideboards
-
Large kitchen islands
-
Open shelving and built-ins
Madi’s Styling Take
These vases have enough visual complexity that I would be intentional about what surrounds them. The mottled lower section introduces texture and movement, while the darker brown glass above provides a calmer visual surface. That relationship is what gives the design its balance.
I would pair them with materials that have a more restrained finish—honed limestone, natural oak, or softly textured upholstery—rather than placing them among several other highly patterned accessories. The contrast allows the detail within the glass to become more noticeable.
For the Large, I particularly like an arrangement that introduces softer floral forms against the strong, tapered silhouette. Cream peonies, muted blush roses, and a few branches with burgundy foliage would create a beautiful relationship between the flowers and the earthy tones in the vase.
The Small offers a different opportunity. Its wider proportions make it particularly effective in a lower tabletop composition, where I would pair it with a stack of books or a sculptural stone object rather than another tall accessory.
If using both sizes in the same room, I wouldn't necessarily place them together. Repeating the material in two different areas can create a stronger sense of continuity without making the styling feel too coordinated.
Pairs Well With
-
Cream and muted blush floral arrangements
-
Burgundy and warm brown foliage
-
Travertine and limestone accessories
-
Warm oak and walnut furniture
-
Antique brass and softly finished metallic accents
Also Available In
Small: 11"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D Large: 14"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D
Select your preferred size from the dropdown menu above.
Good to Know
-
Available in two sizes: Small and Large.
-
Made of glass with a glossy finish.
-
Features a rich brown upper section and mottled cream-and-amber detailing below.
-
Small measures 11"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D.
-
Large measures 14"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D.
-
Each size is sold individually.
-
Care: Hand wash only.
-
Watertightness has not been confirmed. For decorative arrangements, use faux or dried botanicals unless water compatibility is verified.
-
Floral arrangements shown in lifestyle photography are not included.
Product Insight
A decorative handcrafted blown glass vase featuring a rich translucent brown upper section and intricate mottled cream, amber, and smoky brown detailing below. Available individually in 11-inch and 14-inch heights for floral arrangements or decorative tabletop display.
Brown & Cream Handcrafted Blown Glass Vase is a decorative glass vessel available in two sizes: Small 11"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D and Large 14"H × 8.5"W × 8.5"D. Each vase features a glossy translucent brown upper section and mottled cream, amber, and dark brown detailing toward the base. Sold individually for floral arrangements and decorative display on consoles, coffee tables, sideboards, and other substantial surfaces.