What types of Sagebrook Home vases are available?

Sagebrook Home vases are available in 5 main types: bud vases, tabletop vases, floor vases, vases with handles, and lidded ginger and temple jars. Most tabletop vases stand between 6 and 18 inches (15 and 46 cm) tall, while floor vases start at about 24 inches (61 cm). Shapes include hourglass, ridged, hammered, banded, and pitcher forms. Compare more styles across brands in decorative vases.

Which Sagebrook Home vase material is best for you?

The best Sagebrook Home vase material depends on whether the vase holds water and where it sits.

Most product pages list a watertight rating, so check it before adding water.

Which Sagebrook Home vase is best for each use?

The best Sagebrook Home vase depends on what you plan to display.

•        Choose a glass vase if you want fresh flowers, since glass designs are almost always watertight and show clean stems.

•        Choose a terracotta or paper mache vase if you display dried pampas, eucalyptus, or branches, since these pieces do not need water.

•        Choose a floor vase if you want height in a corner, beside a console, or next to a fireplace.

•        Choose a bud vase or a set of small vases if you are styling a narrow shelf, nightstand, or dining centerpiece.

•        Choose a ginger or temple jar if you want a classic accent with a lid that also hides small items.

What is the difference between a ginger jar and a temple jar?

The difference between a ginger jar and a temple jar is the shape of the body and lid. A ginger jar has a rounded body and a domed lid, while a temple jar is usually taller with a more pronounced shoulder and a decorative finial lid. Both styles come in blue-and-white and floral chinoiserie patterns, and both can display stems with the lid removed or store keys, cotton pads, and keepsakes with the lid on.

How do you choose the right vase size?

To choose the right vase size, scale the vase to the surface and the arrangement. Pick a vase about one-third the height of the flowers you plan to use. On a console, a vase about 12 to 18 inches (30 to 46 cm) tall balances a lamp or mirror. In a corner or beside a sofa, a floor vase of 24 inches (61 cm) or taller fills vertical space without a plant.

How do you care for decorative vases?

To care for decorative vases, match the cleaning method to the material. Rinse glass and glazed ceramic vases with warm, soapy water and dry them fully. Dust terracotta, paper mache, and aluminum vases with a soft, dry cloth, and keep water out of any vase listed as not watertight. Use a glass liner inside a non-watertight vase if you want to add fresh flowers.