Handblown Recycled Glass Vase - Two Sizes Available
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Rose & Grey
Handblown Recycled Glass Vase - Two Sizes Available
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Our Stylist Says
I love this handblown recycled glass vase for its understated elegance and eco-friendly appeal. Its simple, rounded shape and subtle tint make it versatile enough to work in both contemporary and more traditional interiors. It’s especially effective when styled with a few single-stem flowers or delicate greenery for a fresh, natural look. For practical tips, consider clustering the two sizes together on a sideboard or mantel for visual interest, or use the smaller one as a standalone piece in a bathroom for small florals or even scented candles. Its transparent, slightly tinted finish complements neutral palettes, adding a touch of softness without overwhelming the space.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
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Dimensions can be found on Rose & Grey's website here
About Rose & Grey
Trendsetting Design and Timeless Craftsmanship
With over a decade of experience in identifying emerging interior trends, the founders have mastered the art of sourcing and presenting must-have pieces. Their keen eye for style is matched by a commitment to quality craftsmanship, ensuring every product is both trendy and durable.
Evolution and Customer-Centric Service
From its initial capsule collection, Rose & Grey has continuously evolved, introducing new product categories each season. In 2016, they expanded to a physical showroom in South Manchester, offering a tangible experience of their carefully curated selections, especially their sofa collection. Renowned for their exemplary customer service, Rose & Grey caters to both in-store and online shoppers, providing an unparalleled shopping experience. Today, Rose & Grey is a go-to destination for an array of home furnishings. From lighting and textiles to wall art and faux foliage, alongside seating and larger items, they offer something for every home.
