The donut vase – a round, flat ceramic ring with a narrow opening – is the most Pinterest-ed vase of the last few years because it works empty as well as full. Here is how to style one.
1. Empty, as a sculpture
A plain white donut vase (₹249) on a stack of books is a complete look on its own.
2. With pampas or dried grass
Two or three stems of dried pampas grass is the classic pairing. Keep stems tall – about twice the height of the vase.
3. In a black-and-white pair
The black & white donut vase combo (₹599) is a ready-made pair for a console or TV unit. Offset them – one slightly in front of the other.
4. With a pop of colour
The pink floral embossed donut vase (₹499) brings a boho feel to a neutral room.
5. On a floating shelf
Donut vases are shallow, so they sit on narrow shelves where other vases would not.
6. With a few fresh stems
The opening is narrow, so one to three stems – a single tulip from the Artificial Pink Tulip Bouquet Set of 10 (₹599) works all year.
7. Next to a face vase
Pair the round shape with the coral face vase (₹299) for a modern, sculptural duo.
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Frequently asked questions
What do you put in a donut vase?
Dried pampas grass, one to three dried or artificial stems, or nothing at all – it works as a sculpture when empty.
Can a donut vase hold water?
Our ceramic donut vases are glazed and can hold a small amount of water for fresh stems, but they are designed mainly for dried stems.
Which colour donut vase is best?
White suits every room; black and white as a pair look modern; pink adds a boho touch.
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