Vessels of Style: The Sculptural Vases That Anchor This Bathroom

Each vase brings something distinct to the story:

• A round, sculptural ceramic piece sits on a stack of books like a modern totem. Its matte ivory finish and negative space invite both curiosity and calm.

• A glossy robin’s egg blue vase adds a pop of cool, clean color — a refreshing contrast to the warm terracotta floor rug and earthy tile.

• A tall rust-toned cylinder grounds the arrangement, echoing the organic warmth found throughout the room.

Together, these vessels feel like collected objects — not just décor, but design punctuation. They tell a story through shape and color, balancing the clean geometry of the tile and cabinetry with curves, texture, and tone.

You can find them here.

Why it works:
This trio proves that styling with intention can turn any surface into a styled vignette. The vases bring in soft form against the hard lines of the sink and tile, while the color palette picks up on natural cues from the plants, rug, and wood elements. It’s subtle, but transformative — proof that decorative objects in even the most practical spaces can bring depth, warmth, and soul.

Style Tip:
When styling vases in a bathroom or small space, play with varied heights, contrasting finishes, and unusual silhouettes. Anchor the arrangement with something sculptural or matte, and offset with a colored or glazed piece for dimension. Don't be afraid to mix eras or shapes — cohesion often comes through color tone and balance, not matching sets.