Decorative vases : spotlight on the classics
When choosing a sumptuous vase to complement the living room, decorating aficionados opt for the major classics from brands that embody French luxury.
Bernardaud Panarea Vase
Designed by Olivier Gagnère, this Indian blue work of art is out of a brand that has led the French porcelain industry since 1863. This 37 cm tall model can resist repeated shocks and is part of a limited series of 100. 2 298 €. www.bernardaud.com
Decorated with concave enamelled disks, the vase looks like it was designed in 3D. © DR
Hermès Balcon du Guadalquivir Vase
With its bold, graphic design and high emotional impact, this dazzling, 17 cm vase is inspired by the traditional ironwork found in Andalusian cities. Its vibrant, bright red lines ensure this piece will never go unnoticed in your living room. 785 €. france.hermes.com
Showcase the vase by placing it right in the centre of your table, where it’s sure to be the topic of every conversation. © DR
Lalique Hirondelles Vase
Romanticism blends into the Art Nouveau movement from the Belle Epoque, and this vase, which celebrates the 130th anniversary of Lalique, embodies both styles perfectly. The 39 cm crystal vase is stamped with gold in the shape of a flock of swallows, the ambassadors of spring. 12 500 €. www.lalique.com
This vase comes with a certificate of authenticity. One hundred and thirty copies were made to celebrate the brand’s 130th anniversary. © DR
Daum Empreinte Vase
Founded in 1878 in Nancy, the Daum crystal glassworks, which trained the major designers of the Art Deco movement, is celebrating 140 years of success. To commemorate its rich legacy, Daum is launching this emerald and gold-speckled vase, whose vintage influences will set off contemporary interiors to perfection. 6 900 €. www.daum.fr
Covered with leaves made of pâte de cristal, this vase needs only a bouquet of flowers to reach its full potential. © DR
Cristal de Sèvres Ségovie Vase
This luxurious item, which can also double as an ice or champagne bucket, features the Pantone colour for 2018. A successful blend of rich tradition and modernity, this vase is the product of a well-established, hundred-year-old glassworks located in Paris’ Galerie Royale. 1 308 €. cristalsevres.com
There’s something for everyone : the Ségovie collection is available in six different colours and also includes stemmed glassware. © DR
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