Vases & Planters

The difference between a vase and a planter is primarily how each is designed to be used. Vases are typically used to display fresh, dried or artificial flowers and stems, while planters are generally designed to hold living or artificial plants. Always check the individual product information before adding water, soil or live plants, as suitability varies by design and material.

To choose a vase for your home, consider where you want to display it, the size of the surface and whether it will hold flowers or be used decoratively. Large statement vases can add height to sideboards and console tables, while smaller vases work well on coffee tables, shelves and occasional tables.

You can put an artificial plant in a decorative planter when the dimensions are suitable. Placing a faux plant and its existing pot inside a larger decorative planter can create a more finished appearance and make it easier to coordinate artificial greenery with your interior.