Home Flower Arrangement Ideas These Tiny, Dainty Bud Vases Make Huge Statements The right vessel can elevate even the smallest collection of blooms. By Sarah Schreiber Sarah Schreiber Sarah Schreiber has been writing, editing, and producing lifestyle and weddings content for over 7 years. In that time, she has interviewed and worked with hundreds of leading experts to become an authority on all things homekeeping, flower arranging, home design, and wedding planning. Editorial Guidelines Published on June 25, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Courtesy of Pottery Barn Creating an impactful, eye-catching flower arrangement doesn't require a massive vessel, floral tape, and dozens of bloom varieties. In fact, the tiniest possible holders, filled with just a single sprig, make statements all on their own. The key? Choosing a dainty, design-minded bud vase that has presence with or without blossoms. Luckily, there are tons of options on the market today that speak to all interior styles, from rustic and earthy to modern and glam. Ahead, some of our favorites—use them to create your own single-stem arrangements for a unique, understated focal point in your home. Top Picks Monique Lhuillier Glass Bud Vases Anthropologie ″Mooney″ Vase in White Global Views Chinoise ″Linera″ Bud Vase Crate & Barrel ″Patine″ Cream Bud Vase Buddy Cabin ″Morandi″ Ceramic Vase These Pretty Vases Are Perfect for Your Flower Arrangements 01 of 12 Gary Bodker Courtesy of West Elm Inspired by the beauty of small moments and the individuality of raw gems, these little treasures—which come in a myriad of upbeat colorways—look even better when filled with a single flower sprig. We recommend using ranunculus, a variety that speaks to the whimsicality of the vessels. Shop Now: Gary Bodker Little Gem Vase, $28, westelm.com. 02 of 12 Monique Lhuillier Courtesy of Pottery Barn Looking for something a little more classic, but still design-forward? Consider this trio, composed of subtly different vases for nuance and texture. Shop Now: Monique Lhuillier Glass Bud Vases, $39.50 for three, potterybarn.com. 03 of 12 Afloral Courtesy of Afloral Earthy and organic, this ceramic option looks best when filled with dried florals. Shop Now: Afloral Beige Mini Porcelain Ceramic Bud Vase, $16, afloral.com. 04 of 12 Anthropologie Courtesy of Anthropologie Thanks to its bold, exaggerated texture, this vessel will make a statement whether it is full of blooms or empty. Shop Now: Anthropologie "Mooney" Vase in White, $22, anthropologie.com. 05 of 12 Global Views Courtesy of Macy's Seven bud vases are better than one—this multi-vessel piece is proof. Fill it with tonal blooms within the same color family for a dynamic, palette-driven display. Shop Now: Global Views Chinoise "Linera" Bud Vase, $158, macys.com. 06 of 12 Heath Ceramics Courtesy of Heath Ceramics Originally designed by ceramicist Edith Heath in the 1980s, this tiny vessel stands the test of time. Place it on a bookshelf, coffee table, or entryway console. It works anywhere and everywhere. Shop Now: Heath Ceramics Bud Vase in Cool Lava, $52, heathceramics.com. 07 of 12 Crate & Barrel Courtesy of Crate & Barrel Minimalists will appreciate this streamlined, goes-with-everything piece with a teardrop silhouette. It can hold a single stem or a small spray if you want to kick it up a notch. Shop Now: Crate & Barrel "Patine" Cream Bud Vase, $5.95, crateandbarrel.com. 08 of 12 Sheldon Ceramics Courtesy of Sheldon Ceramics It doesn't get more earthy or rustic than this ultra-tiny pot, made two-tone thanks to porcelain slip brushed onto terra-cotta. Shop Now: Sheldon Ceramics Terra Cotta Round Bottle Vase, $76, sheldonceramics.com. 09 of 12 Buddy Cabin Courtesy of Etsy Take a mix-and-match approach with these modern vessels, which look better together (and filled with monochrome bunches of blossoms). Shop Now: Buddy Cabin "Morandi" Ceramic Vase, from $30, etsy.com. 10 of 12 The White Company Courtesy of The White Company Here's a ribbed option that works across a ton of interior décor styles, from farmhouse-inspired to contemporary. Shop Now: The White Company "Claydon" Bud Vase, $9, thewhitecompany.com. 11 of 12 Bloomist Courtesy of Bloomist Thanks to a slightly off-center opening, this piece feels fresh and unique. Shop Now: Bloomist Recyled Glass Bud Vase in Smoke, $30, bloomist.com. 12 of 12 Z Gallerie Courtesy of Z Gallerie If your space is all about the glamour, bookmark this gilded showstopper which also feels subtly coastal (it was inspired by coral!). Shop Now: Z Gallerie "Marlin" Vase, from $38.99, zgallerie.com. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit