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Product description
The beauty of these vases is in their proportions. Tall, narrow iron forms rise from simple square bases, finished in antiqued brass that has warmth without a high-shine look. The clean cylindrical shape keeps the pair simple, while the two different heights give them enough variation to feel interesting together.
At 19.5 and 16.25 inches tall, they create height without requiring much tabletop space. Style them empty when you want the shape and brass finish to do the work, or use them with a few faux stems for a more sculptural arrangement. Because the vessels are not watertight, they are best suited to artificial florals rather than fresh-cut stems.
Design Function: A pair of tall, narrow iron vases designed to introduce height, warm antiqued brass, and vertical structure without taking up much surface space.
Details at a Glance:
- Material: Iron
- Color: Antiqued Brass
- Finish: Warm antiqued brass finish
- Shape: Tall cylindrical vessels with square bases
- Large Dimensions: 3.5"W x 3.5"D x 19.5"H
- Small Dimensions: 3.5"W x 3.5"D x 16.25"H
- Design Role: Anchor + Complementary
- Sold As: Set of two
- Use: Interior use only
- Watertight: No
- Care: Dust with a soft, dry cloth; do not use harsh chemicals
Category Standard: Within our vase collection, this pair sits in the tall sculptural category. The narrow 3.5-inch footprint provides considerably more height than width, making the set especially useful when a surface needs vertical interest without another large decorative object. The antiqued brass finish distinguishes it from brighter polished metals and gives the clean silhouette more warmth.
How to Style It: Keep the styling simple enough that you can still see the proportions. Use one or two long faux floral stems in each vase, choosing stems with some movement rather than trying to create a full arrangement. The two vases can sit together at slightly different heights or be separated across a longer console to repeat the brass in two places. They also work beautifully empty when the surrounding arrangement already has enough floral or botanical texture.
Where It Works Best: Entry consoles, living room credenzas, dining room buffets, mantels with adequate depth, substantial shelving, and narrow tabletop spaces that need height without taking up much room.
Madi's Styling Take: What I like most about these is how much height you get from such a small footprint. I'd use a really beautiful faux stem in each—something with a little curve or movement—and stop there. The antiqued brass already gives you warmth, so they don't need a lot added to them. I also love the idea of separating the pair across a longer console when you want the two sides of the styling to relate without matching exactly.
Pairs Well With: Pair these vases with deep merlot or burgundy faux florals, sculptural orchid stems, autumn branches, or airy greenery. Around them, cream ceramics, rich wood, natural stone, smoked glass, and deeper green or brown accents will balance the brass without creating an overly metallic arrangement.
Love the Brown Orchid Stem? It's available here on our sister site- True Bloom Floral
Also Available In: This design is sold as a coordinating set of two, including one 19.5-inch vase and one 16.25-inch vase.
Good to Know: These iron vases are not watertight and should not be filled directly with water. We recommend using them with faux florals or displaying them empty. For interior use only. Dust with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals that may affect the antiqued brass finish.
Product Insight: Tall narrow vases are useful for adding vertical interest to a console or tabletop while taking up less surface space, and this set is designed specifically for faux florals rather than water.
Product description
The beauty of these vases is in their proportions. Tall, narrow iron forms rise from simple square bases, finished in antiqued brass that has warmth without a high-shine look. The clean cylindrical shape keeps the pair simple, while the two different heights give them enough variation to feel interesting together.
At 19.5 and 16.25 inches tall, they create height without requiring much tabletop space. Style them empty when you want the shape and brass finish to do the work, or use them with a few faux stems for a more sculptural arrangement. Because the vessels are not watertight, they are best suited to artificial florals rather than fresh-cut stems.
Design Function: A pair of tall, narrow iron vases designed to introduce height, warm antiqued brass, and vertical structure without taking up much surface space.
Details at a Glance:
- Material: Iron
- Color: Antiqued Brass
- Finish: Warm antiqued brass finish
- Shape: Tall cylindrical vessels with square bases
- Large Dimensions: 3.5"W x 3.5"D x 19.5"H
- Small Dimensions: 3.5"W x 3.5"D x 16.25"H
- Design Role: Anchor + Complementary
- Sold As: Set of two
- Use: Interior use only
- Watertight: No
- Care: Dust with a soft, dry cloth; do not use harsh chemicals
Category Standard: Within our vase collection, this pair sits in the tall sculptural category. The narrow 3.5-inch footprint provides considerably more height than width, making the set especially useful when a surface needs vertical interest without another large decorative object. The antiqued brass finish distinguishes it from brighter polished metals and gives the clean silhouette more warmth.
How to Style It: Keep the styling simple enough that you can still see the proportions. Use one or two long faux floral stems in each vase, choosing stems with some movement rather than trying to create a full arrangement. The two vases can sit together at slightly different heights or be separated across a longer console to repeat the brass in two places. They also work beautifully empty when the surrounding arrangement already has enough floral or botanical texture.
Where It Works Best: Entry consoles, living room credenzas, dining room buffets, mantels with adequate depth, substantial shelving, and narrow tabletop spaces that need height without taking up much room.
Madi's Styling Take: What I like most about these is how much height you get from such a small footprint. I'd use a really beautiful faux stem in each—something with a little curve or movement—and stop there. The antiqued brass already gives you warmth, so they don't need a lot added to them. I also love the idea of separating the pair across a longer console when you want the two sides of the styling to relate without matching exactly.
Pairs Well With: Pair these vases with deep merlot or burgundy faux florals, sculptural orchid stems, autumn branches, or airy greenery. Around them, cream ceramics, rich wood, natural stone, smoked glass, and deeper green or brown accents will balance the brass without creating an overly metallic arrangement.
Love the Brown Orchid Stem? It's available here on our sister site- True Bloom Floral
Also Available In: This design is sold as a coordinating set of two, including one 19.5-inch vase and one 16.25-inch vase.
Good to Know: These iron vases are not watertight and should not be filled directly with water. We recommend using them with faux florals or displaying them empty. For interior use only. Dust with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals that may affect the antiqued brass finish.
Product Insight: Tall narrow vases are useful for adding vertical interest to a console or tabletop while taking up less surface space, and this set is designed specifically for faux florals rather than water.