Vases and Table Decor to Finish Every Surface

Vases and table decor are the finishing touches that turn a house into a home, catching the light and giving each surface a sense of intention. Across Australian homes, these small pieces do quiet, beautiful work in every room.

Our collection spans sculptural vases, decorative bowls, candle holders, trays and objet for shelves and centrepieces, each with elegant form and a refined finish at an easy price. Pair them with lifelike artificial plants to bring a little softness indoors.

Choosing the Right Vases and Table Decor for Your Space

Scale matters most. A tall vase of 30 centimetres or more suits a console, medium vases work on shelves, and low bowls sit well as a dining centrepiece that does not block the view. Ceramic and stoneware bring an earthy quality, glass adds lightness, and metal or marble accents lend a refined note, so choose materials that echo your room. Narrow necked vases suit single stems while wide mouthed vases hold fuller bouquets, and watertight vessels take fresh flowers where others suit dried or faux stems. Group in odd numbers with varied heights, and use a tray to gather smaller pieces into a tidy vignette.

• Match the scale of each piece to its surface
• Choose materials that echo the textures in your room
• Pick watertight vases for fresh flowers, others for faux or dried stems
• Group in odd numbers with varied heights

Styles to Suit Your Space

Choices range from smooth minimalist ceramics to sculptural organic forms, classic fluted glass and warm metallic accents. Pair with soft candles and diffusers and framed wall art and prints, then explore the wider home decor range to tie your surfaces together.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these vases hold fresh flowers?

Many can, provided they are watertight. Ceramic and glass vases with sealed bases hold fresh arrangements well, while some decorative vessels suit dried or faux stems.

How do I style a table centrepiece?

Keep dining centrepieces low so guests can see across the table, and group pieces in odd numbers with varied heights and textures for a balanced look.

What materials are best for table decor?

Ceramic and stoneware bring warmth, glass adds lightness, and metal or marble accents feel refined. Echoing the finishes already in your room ties the display together.