Looking for tall vase decor ideas to fill an empty corner or dress up your entryway? Think pink flowering branches, big green leaves or a simple bunch of golden stems.
These arrangements include floor vases and smaller vessels with tall displays, so there’s plenty to choose from.
You can keep things simple or go all out. I especially love the leafy branches and little seasonal lights. Start with a spot in your home, then pick the arrangement you’d love to see there.
Pretty Vase Arrangements to Try at Home
cream vase and feathery plumes
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous cream vase beside a leaning mirror. I love the mix of pale beige and darker brown plumes.
The little round seat and tasseled cushion look so cute next to it.
Try placing your arrangement beside a tall mirror if you want to follow this look.
amber vase and green branches
If you are looking for something simple to put together, this one is for you. The narrow amber-colored vase holds long green leaves with smaller gray-green sprigs in the middle.
Let a few branches reach out to each side rather than keeping everything upright.
burgundy leaves on a dark console
I am obsessed with these deep burgundy leaves. They look so pretty spilling out of the pale ribbed vase onto the dark console.
The baskets underneath and books beside the lamp give you more details to borrow. I’d keep the vase at one end of the table, just like this.
handled vase on a pedestal
How pretty is this leafy corner? The mottled brown vase has little curved handles, with branches reaching up and out beside the curtain.
A couple of books sit between the vase and the veined pedestal. Try that same setup with a broad, stable surface if you like the extra height.
big leaves and a single plume
Don’t want a whole bunch of flowers? No problem! Try this combination of two large split leaves and a tall beige plume.
I love that you can see the green stems and twisting brown branches through the clear cylinder. There’s plenty going on without adding anything around the base.
pink flowering branches
This pink arrangement may just be my favorite one so far. The little blossoms spread across tall branches beside an ornate mirror, with a dark vase down on the floor.
If you want to try something this big, give the branches their own corner away from your main walkway.
white blossoms and pale artwork
I am in love with these tiny white blossoms against the pale framed artwork. The dark branches are easy to see, even where the flowers get really full.
The white vase sits on a stack of books. I’d borrow that detail but leave out the lit candles near the spreading branches.
curly branches above white blooms
If you are looking for an arrangement with lots of height, then this one is for you. Twisting bare branches reach far above a full band of white flowers.
My favorite part is how the thick brown stems continue down inside the clear vase. Keep those visible if you’re trying a similar display.
leafy lemon branches
How cute are those yellow lemons tucked among the leaves? This arrangement brings plenty of green to the table without a single flower.
Try a citrus-inspired display in a clear cylinder like this one. The yellow fruit is the detail I’d keep.
golden fan-shaped leaves
Don’t want to go overboard with a huge floor arrangement? No problem there!
This smaller white vase gets its height from golden-brown fan-shaped leaves.
I love how the pointed edges overlap. Try spreading yours into a wide fan rather than a tight bunch.
two patterned floor vases
This is such a pretty way to fill a narrow corner. The two tall brown vases have different patterns, with pale plumes extending from their small openings.
Choose two different heights if you want to recreate the pairing. Just leave enough room for nearby cupboard doors to open.
white flowers and a dark vase
I am obsessed with this oversized arrangement. The white flowers and dark green leaves look gorgeous above the rough-textured charcoal vase.
The black chair beside it keeps the rest of the corner simple. You don’t need to add lots of little decorations around a display like this.
pampas plumes and a gold mirror
Go big with these sweeping beige plumes beside a gold-colored mirror. I love the curved white vase and its flared opening.
The little black cat decoration adds a playful Halloween touch. You could leave it out if you want to use the same vase arrangement beyond the holiday.
white orchids at two heights
How pretty are these arching white orchids? The clear cylinders show off a pale pebble-like filling, with green leaves spreading just above the rims.
Try two different vase heights to follow this kitchen display. The dark giraffe figure in between is such a fun extra detail.
golden wheat stems
If you’re looking for an arrangement without flowers or lots of accessories, go with this bunch of golden wheat stems. A little tie gathers them inside the narrow-waisted clear vase.
Let the tops spread out while keeping the stems together below. I’d leave the surrounding corner simple, just like this.
lighted branches and pinecones
This is such a cute winter display. Tiny lights wind through pale twisting branches, with pinecones hanging at different heights and sitting near the bottom.
To try your own version, choose lights intended for this kind of indoor decoration. Tuck the cord away from foot traffic rather than leaving it across the floor.
colorful leaves and tiny lights
The fall colors in this vase are so pretty! Yellow, orange and red leaves run through the tall cylinder, with pinecones gathered at the base.
I especially love the little lights between the branches. Keep the decorations inside the vase if you want this same contained display.
round white flower clusters
If you love a big floral arrangement, this one is worth saving. Round white flower clusters spread across the table above a mottled vase.
The stacked books and white bust are lovely beside it. Try this on a display table where the wide branches won’t get in the way of sitting down.
ornate vases by the fireplace
There is so much to look at here, from the detailed red-and-gold vase patterns to the blue-and-white pots on the mantel. I especially love the round green tops on the two taller vases.
A smaller matching vase holds white flowers and trailing greenery in the middle. Borrow this three-vase grouping for a nonworking fireplace or another display spot.
Read also: 20 Vintage Mantel Decor Ideas With Mirrors, Candlesticks and Collected Details
pale seedpods and a blue-green vase
Last but definitely not least, we have these gorgeous pale seedpod branches. I love the little translucent oval shapes and how loosely they spread above the blue-green vase.
The tan wrap around the neck is another pretty detail. Keep your branches spread apart if you want to show off those delicate shapes.
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