Vases by Nora

In this collection you’ll find Vases by Nora: a selection of vases with a calm shape, refined finish, and colours that fit easily into your interior. They are chosen for their look, material, and how easily you can combine them with other pots and vases or a few branches and flowers.

Vases by Nora for a well-styled interior

The strength of this collection lies in balance. Think of round and slender models, matte and glossy surfaces, and light and deep tones. That means you can place the vases on their own, but also use them together as a group. Many models keep their appeal even without flowers or branches.

Looking for a single eye-catcher, or a set that works well together on a table, in a cabinet, or on a sideboard? Then this selection offers plenty of possibilities. Also view our full collection of vases if you want to compare even more shapes and sizes.

Selection guide: which vase suits you?

Choose the right size

A tall vase works well on the floor, on a side table, or in an open corner. A medium-sized vase looks great on a dining table, sideboard, or coffee table. Small vases are handy for a niche, shelf, or as part of a group of home accessories.

Pay attention to the opening

A narrow neck keeps a few branches or flowers standing beautifully upright. A wide opening looks fuller and is useful if you like to switch between bouquets or decorative branches.

Choose a material that suits the use

Ceramic often gives a warm, rich look. Glass appears lighter and is easy to combine with other materials. For everyday use, pay attention to weight, stability, and whether the vase is suitable for water.

Combine instead of matching

For a well-styled whole, you do not have to choose everything exactly the same. In fact, differences in height, shape, and finish make a setup more interesting. For example, combine a slender vase with a lower round model and add other pots or small home accessories.

Tips for styling vases

Want to style vases without it feeling busy? Then work with two or three colours that already appear in your interior. Also choose one main material and add a second material for contrast. On a dining table, a low group often works better than one very tall vase, because it keeps the view open.

You can also do a lot without fresh flowers. Think of blossom branches, dried branches, or a subtle faux branch. In our collection of artificial flowers you’ll find options that suit these vases well.

Where should you place these vases?

This collection is suitable for different places in the home. On a sideboard, one or two taller models create height. On a coffee table, a lower vase is often more practical. In an open cabinet, a combination of a vase and other home accessories works well, as long as you leave enough space around the shapes.

Want to read more about combining and building up a display? Then also check out these tips on styling tableware and vases.

Inspiration from the collection

Curious about the thinking behind this selection? In Vases by Nora you can read more about the choice of shape, material, and combining vases in the home.

Frequently asked questions about Vases by Nora

Which vase size do I need?

That depends on the space. For a sideboard or floor, you’ll often choose a taller model. For a dining table or coffee table, a medium-sized or low vase is usually more practical. Measure the space beforehand so the vase does not look too large or too small.

Are these vases also beautiful without flowers?

Yes, that is exactly an important feature of this collection. Because of the shape and finish, you can also place many models empty as part of your home accessories.

How do I combine several vases with each other?

Choose different heights, but keep the colours close together. That creates variation without restlessness. A group of two or three vases often works best.

Can I use these vases with artificial flowers or branches?

Yes, absolutely. Just pay attention to the proportion between the height of the vase and the length of the branches. A branch may stick out a little, but the base should stay sturdy and balanced.

How do I best care for a vase?

Clean the vase regularly with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. For delicate finishes, it is better not to use an abrasive cleaner. Dry the outside well to prevent marks or residue.