Nude Collection

Glass vases from 20 to 38 centimeters and candle holders from 22 to 28: the Nude collection comes in four silhouettes, Nude, Lattea, Chrysalide and Totem, in heights that echo one another.

The neck determines the bouquet

A narrow neck holds two or three upright stems without them slipping; a wide neck calls for a full bouquet, otherwise the flowers sag over the rim. Before choosing a vase, think about what you usually bring home from the florist: a single branch, a generous armful or dried flowers.

Group heights in threes

Each silhouette comes in several heights, and this is where the collection comes into its own. Place three vases from the same family side by side, one tall, one medium, one small, and fill only one of the three with flowers: the other two then act as volumes of glass.

Glass, water and light

Glass is unforgiving: water left standing leaves a white ring at the waterline, and limescale eventually clouds the surface. Change the water often and rinse the vase as soon as it's empty. Placed near a window, an empty vase catches the light and holds its own without flowers.

Frequently asked questions

What vase height for a florist bouquet?

Allow for a vase about half the height of the stems, once trimmed. A model of 30 centimeters or more suits long stems, while the 20 to 25 centimeter sizes suit short bouquets.

How do I restore a clouded vase?

Fill the vase with hot water, add white vinegar and let it work, then scrub with a long-handled brush. Rinse thoroughly and dry the vase upside down to avoid leaving another mark.

How do I style a table with the vases and candle holders?

The candle holders echo the design of the vases and come in the same heights. An alternating row, vase, candle holder, vase, keeps one continuous line from one end of the table to the other.