utility against luxe. structural, almost workmanlike stems next to something soft and rich. it makes a space feel deeper and a little darker, the way a room does when the light drops in october.
designed 360, finished all the way around rather than styled to face one way, so it holds wherever you set it down. deep ember, warm rust and army green, holding their color for years with no water and no upkeep.
Choose your design
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concrete bud vase. small moments. a nightstand, a bathroom counter, the corner of a desk.
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gloss milk-glass ruffle. the vessel is the point on this one, a fluted milk glass you'd buy on its own. a slightly bigger table, or on top of a stack of coffee table books.
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burnt green footed vase. low, wide and full, for a dining table you actually light candles on.
it arrives finished. nothing to trim, nothing to arrange, no hunting through the cabinet for a vase that works. these are built much fuller than the bouquets, packed in so the piece holds its own shape rather than leaning on the vessel.
Here for fall '26 only.
