Vases and Candle Holders

Decorative Vases + Taper Candle Holders

Give flowers, candles, and everyday surfaces more shape with decorative vases and candle holders for shelves, dressers, desks, dining tables, and other tabletop spaces. Shop pieces for single stems, small bouquets, taper candles, and mixed-height displays.

Vase designs move from glass bud vases and rounded flower vases to striped ceramic, wavy, U-shaped, and sculptural forms. Clear and colored glass sit alongside ceramic and acrylic pieces, with pink, blue, green, black, white, pastel, and brighter finishes mixed throughout.

For candlelight, shop taper candle holders in glass, ceramic, and metal, including slim candlesticks, multi-arm forms, mixed-height sets, twists, loops, and bow-shaped designs. Selected glass styles can also hold a single flower stem between candle setups. Add the candle itself from Candles.

Style shifts from retro colored glass and cottagecore-inspired shapes to cleaner minimalist and Scandinavian forms, with coquette bows and brighter color mixed in. Follow the quieter side through Minimalist Room Decor, or go brighter with Dopamine Room Decor.

The collection includes glass and ceramic flower vases, bud vases, acrylic vases, striped and wavy designs, and other sculptural tabletop forms.

A bud vase is a smaller flower vase made for a single stem or a small group of flowers. Selected glass and acrylic bud-style vases are available in the collection.

Many vase designs are made to hold flower stems, but not every decorative vase-style object is intended to hold water.

Yes. The collection includes taper candle holders in glass, ceramic, and metal, with single-candle designs, multi-arm forms, and mixed-height sets. Find candles to pair with them in Candles.

Materials include glass, ceramic, metal and acrylic, with more on selected designs.

Yes. Selected glass candle holders are designed to hold a taper candle or a single flower stem, giving the same piece two display options.

No. Many striped, wavy, sculptural, and colored designs are made to stay visually interesting when empty, so they can remain on a shelf or tabletop between flower arrangements.

The assortment moves through minimalist and Scandinavian-inspired forms, retro colored glass, cottagecore details, coquette bows, and brighter dopamine-style pieces. For more style-led decor, browse Minimalist Room Decor or Dopamine Room Decor.