Collection: Tall Vases

A tall vase is an easy way to add height, shape and softness to a room. Designed for longer stems, branches and fuller arrangements, tall vases work beautifully on sideboards, console tables, dining tables and larger surfaces where smaller accessories can get lost.

Whether you prefer a simple neutral vase or something more decorative, the right shape can completely change the look of an arrangement. Taller designs are especially useful for styling faux flowers because the extra height gives longer stems space to fall naturally.

For more shapes and sizes, browse our wider Vases collection.

Tall Vases for Faux Flowers

Tall vases are especially well suited to faux flowers and foliage. Longer stems can be arranged loosely for a relaxed look or grouped together for something fuller and more structured.

Our Faux Flowers collection includes a wide range of stems that can be used in taller arrangements. Mix focal flowers with filler stems and foliage to create depth while keeping the finished display natural.

For simpler styling, use just a few statement branches. A tall vase filled with faux eucalyptus, blossom or seasonal foliage can create impact without needing a large number of stems.

Tall Vases for Long Stems and Branches

If you are styling taller stems, the proportions of the vase matter. A narrow-necked vase will hold flowers more upright, while a wider opening creates a looser, more relaxed arrangement.

Our Faux Foliage collection works particularly well with taller vases. Greenery can be used alone for a clean, understated display or mixed with flowers for a fuller arrangement.

Decorative branches are another good option. Their height helps draw the eye upwards, making them ideal for rooms with tall ceilings or larger pieces of furniture.

Tall Vases for Console Tables

A larger vase can create a natural focal point on a console table, especially when balanced with smaller decorative accessories.

Style a tall vase at one end of your console, then add smaller pieces at different heights to create balance. Books, decorative bowls, ornaments and candle holders can all work well alongside it.

Explore our Console Table Decor collection for pieces that can be combined with tall vases to create a layered display.

If your console sits in a hallway, our Hallway Decor collection also includes ideas for creating a welcoming entrance.

Tall Vases for Sideboards

Sideboards give you more surface space to work with, making them ideal for larger vases and fuller flower arrangements.

Place your vase slightly off-centre rather than directly in the middle. Then use smaller accessories to balance the opposite side. This keeps the display feeling relaxed rather than overly symmetrical.

Our Sideboard Decor collection includes complementary pieces that work well alongside tall vases, including ornaments, decorative bowls and candle holders.

Large Vases for Living Rooms

A large tall vase can make a beautiful addition to a living room, particularly on a console, sideboard or occasional table.

Choose colours and textures that complement the rest of your room rather than competing with them. Neutral ceramics, soft glass finishes and earthy tones are especially easy to style alongside natural wood, rattan and woven fabrics.

You can find more pieces to complete the look in our Living Room Decor and wider Home Decor collections.

Tall Vases for Dining Tables

Tall vases can work beautifully on dining tables, particularly when styled with light, airy stems. However, it is worth considering the height of the finished arrangement so it does not obstruct views across the table.

For everyday styling, use fewer stems and keep the arrangement loose. For larger dining spaces, a more substantial arrangement can help anchor the centre of the table.

Browse our Dining Table Decor collection for complementary decorative pieces.

How to Style a Tall Vase

Start by choosing stems that are in proportion to your vase. As a general guide, taller stems tend to look more natural when they extend well above the top of the vase rather than sitting too close to the rim.

Begin with foliage to create the basic shape, then add larger focal flowers. Finally, use smaller filler stems to soften any gaps.

For a simpler look, skip the fuller arrangement and style just three or five long stems. Odd numbers often create a more relaxed and natural finish.

You can also bend or trim faux stems to adjust the height and direction. This makes it easier to create movement and helps the arrangement feel less rigid.

Tall Decorative Vases for Everyday Styling

A tall vase does not always need flowers. Decorative designs can be styled empty, particularly if the vase has an interesting shape, texture or finish.

An empty vase can work well as part of a shelf, console or sideboard display and gives you the flexibility to add stems when you want to change the look.

Whether you are looking for a tall vase for faux flowers, a large vase for branches or a decorative statement piece, these designs make it easy to introduce height and character into your home.