Urban jungle vases

Urban jungle vases bring back the colors of leaves without every green shape having to be a plant. Green is strongly present in this collection; a large part is also made of earthenware and glass. When choosing, think about whether the vase will stay empty, hold one long branch, or support a fuller bouquet. The height, opening and color should work together with that use and with the space.

Make sure the vase and foliage don’t disappear into each other

A green vase can extend the color of leaves, but the vase and its contents should still remain clearly visible as separate elements. Choose a different shade of green or work with surface contrast. A light or bright vase creates more contrast. Check the result against the real background: on a green wall, the same vase will work differently than on a light cabinet.

• Match the opening to one branch or several stems.
• Compare the height with the free space above a sideboard, table or wall shelf.
• Choose green for a continuous color line, or a lighter vase for contrast.
• Leave enough room next to a wide silhouette.

Spread green shapes across the room

Don’t place all green objects in one corner. A vase on a sideboard can visually echo a plant on the floor, while the dining table stays open. For a more complete arrangement, take a look at the Urban jungle artificial flowers. If you want to build your living plants as the main group, go to the Urban jungle flower pots.

The other product groups are neatly collected under the urban jungle home accessories. A Scandinavian base can help distribute multiple colors and leaf structures calmly throughout the space.

Frequently asked questions about Urban jungle vases

Which vase shape supports long leaves or branching artificial stems?

Pay attention to the height, opening and volume. A longer branch needs enough height, while a branching shape needs space around the opening. Check the exact dimensions before combining the two.

How do you combine green glass with real or artificial leaf colors?

Choose a difference in shade or brightness so the shape of the vase remains visible. Keep other colors around the vase limited and assess the combination in the light of the chosen spot.

When does a light vase create more contrast than a green vase?

A light vase stands out more strongly when there is a lot of green foliage or a dark background. On a very light surface, a green vase can actually be more visible.

Empty, with one branch or with a bouquet: that use determines which vase from Het Adres suits you. By then comparing the opening, height and contrast, an Urban jungle vase stays visible alongside the greenery.