The latest Anthropologie vases have just dropped – I think they are perfect for spring blooms
If you’re looking for some of the best new vases to update your tablescape this spring and summer, I’ve found some beautiful options at Anthropologie
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I absolutely love a good floral arrangement, and in the spring season, I make sure to always have a pretty bouquet of flowers displayed on my table. This is especially the case when I’m entertaining, because I really want to make sure my tablescape is inviting, warm, and friendly for my guests. Since we’re all up to speed on floral trends I’m ready to start incorporating them.
While perusing my favorite home decor stores in lieu of spring, I realized that the best vases I’ve found so far are at Anthropologie. Seriously, there are small budget-friendly options, large ceramic ones, and even a pretty brass look that epitomizes royalty. Peruse the best flower delivery services available right now and stock up on a few vases for display.
New Anthropologie vases 2026
The shape of this vase makes me think of a champagne coupe, and the hand painted lavender lines give it a relaxing touch. You can purchase it in two different sizes.
Wass $44, now $29.95 at Anthropologie
Want to be transported to ancient Greece, anyone? I adore the clean lines, yet mid-century inspired design on this bronze vase.
If you want your vase to have a subtle touch of color, the simple swirl on this option will soothe your soul. The best part is that it can go with pretty much any combination of flowers.
Adorned with a 3D flower carved on the rim, the Anelise Vase is extravagant in every way. You can pick between two colors – a cool white or tranquil lilac – but if I were you, I’d get them both.
Taking a page from their bestselling Icon glassware, this vase is adorned with pretty pink and red hearts that have been made with glass beads. It adds just a little charm to an otherwise plain glass option.
These ceramic vases have been purposefully distressed and painted with intricate rose and vine detailing, in order to mimic vintage styles without the high prices.
Small, sweet, and affordable, these glass bud vases come in a selection of six colorful hues. However, the bright colors aren’t overwhelming at all, because the translucence tones them down a little.
Create an updated version of the traditional Chinese chinoiserie pattern with the lush floral designs on these chic blue and white vases. Play around with the different sizes offered to update your tablescape.
The sculptural shapes of these organic ceramics make them feel museum-worthy, and you’ll absolutely love their textured handfeel.
Vases FAQ
How do you determine the best size vase for your bouquet?
The best size for your vase depends on your flower arrangement, but a rule of thumb for traditional arrangements is that the length of the flower stems should be no more than one and a half to two times the height of a vase. So for example, if you're buying flowers that have 20-inch stems, you need a vase that's 10 to 13 inches high at the most.
