The 20 Best Vases That Double As Decor

When it comes to decor essentials, a crystal vase is at the top of the list. This one has earned an impressive 4.8/5 rating from reviewers who can't say enough good things about its elegant appearance and weight, particularly for its wallet-friendly, under-$50 price point.

Plucked from Pottery Barn's exclusive Black Artists + Designers Guild (BADG) capsule collection—which celebrates and preserves artisan handcraft traditions around the world—this terracotta vase was handmade in the Philippines.

Contrast its linear geometric pattern with a mono-botanical arrangement of protea or monstera for a statement-making display with minimal effort.

Blue-and-white chinoiserie never goes out of style. Add this set of three porcelain bud vases to your cart, and you'll receive a home decor accent that's always on-trend—at a price that's on par with your budget.

Hand-built and wheel-thrown, this made-in-Brooklyn ceramic vase can serve as an attractive corral for desk supplies, toothbrushes, fresh flowers—the possibilities are endless. It stands just over six inches tall and is finished with a matte black glaze.

Proof that sometimes less is more, this recycled glass vase turns heads with a subtle green tint and simple design that allows the beauty of fresh flowers to take center stage. Between bouquets, you can use the tapered glass vessel as a hurricane vase for candles.

These geometric ceramic vases are sold in a group of three to take the legwork (and guesswork!) out of curating a modern vignette. Better still, the set costs less than $45, leaving you with more room in your budget for the vases' filler—think dried willow branches, bunches of pampas grass, or preserved eucalyptus.

Modeled after an old-fashioned jug, this ceramic vase is accessorized by twin handles and a distressed finish. Its wide mouth can accommodate larger bouquets, but you could also enlist the jar as an attractive storage container for kitchen utensils.

Display the vase solo, or pair it with a second vase in the available 8.6-inch height to add vintage charm to your counters and other flat surfaces.

Thanks to their unique hollow design, these ceramic vases instantly introduce contemporary flair to your space, while their pitch-black finish brings a little drama. In other words, you can count on these vases to be your shortcut to the modern aesthetic.

With its stout, slightly irregular shape, this clear vase begs to be filled with twiggy, leafy branches—the more elongated, the better. Thread a stem or two of faux ficus through the vase's narrow opening to create an all-seasons display, then fill the vessel with fairy lights and pine branches during the holidays.

If it's bang for your buck you're after, these glass bud vases won't disappoint. For less than $33, the set arrives with a half-dozen vases in varying colors, sizes, and textures, allowing you to curate an eye-catching arrangement on a shelf or at the center of a table.

Equal parts glam and modern, this white-and-gold ceramic vase makes whatever it's holding—from fluffy peonies to simple leaf cuttings—just seem more chic. Reviewers tend to agree, with many also noting that the vase looks much more expensive than it is.

Seeking a statement-making vase from an iconic designer? You can't go wrong with this one by Jonathan Adler. It combines the potter-turned-furnishing designer's signature happy-chic style with a dash of irreverence. The result? A vase that's sure to spark conversation.

The oil-slick finish of this oxidized metal vase captures almost every color of the rainbow, yet still reads as a neutral. That means the vase can be incorporated into every space and every decor style, from rustic farmhouse kitchens to contemporary minimalist bedrooms.

Why have 98 percent of reviewers awarded this ceramic vase with a four- or five-star rating? For one, its blind-contour design is modern without being over the top. Secondly, its quality punches above its price point (under $30!) Perhaps this reviewer says it best: "So stylish and functional and whimsical and just looks so great. Highly recommended." You can also buy it in black with white lines.

If you're in search of vases endorsed by thousands of positive reviews, this trio fits the bill. The diminutive set has amassed more than 2,700 four-star-or-higher ratings due to its craftsmanship, value, and, of course, the visual interest provided by each vase's pop of color.

Follow the lead of shoppers before you and use the vases to decorate a coffee table, shelf, or narrow entryway console.

Organic texture comes standard in this wicker-and-rattan vase by Creative Co-Op. Because of its open weave, this vessel is best reserved for preserved branches or dried flowers—or nothing at all.

Many reviewers appreciate that this best-selling vase set is shipped in secure packaging that prevents breakage during transit, while others give the vases two thumbs up for their non-slip pads that protect surfaces from scratches.

The set is sold in five colors, from the distressed-white finish pictured here to multicolored and two-toned, all priced under $35. It's no surprise, then, that the vases have earned more than 8,000 positive ratings.

Arriving in an unexpected rosy hue and a distinctive oblong shape, this 14-inch-tall balloon vase strikes a balance between understated and outspoken. Display the recycled-glass vase on its own, or use it as the central component of a vignette—either way, you'll enjoy an accent piece with perennial appeal.