Stoneware Vases

Stoneware vases embody an aesthetic halfway between ancient craftsmanship and contemporary design. Fired at high temperatures, stoneware develops an incomparable density and texture, giving each piece a pronounced mineral character, clearly distinct from porcelain or earthenware. The Cool Republic brings together 165 references from design houses and independent creators, covering every silhouette: narrow neck, round belly, tubular or sculptural form.

These vases appeal to lovers of wabi-sabi interiors and organic decor as much as to fans of refined Nordic design. The beige stoneware vase, in sand or soft ochre tones, blends naturally into a neutral palette, while pearlescent white or anthracite glazed finishes dress more contrasted spaces. For collectors, pieces with an archaic curve reminiscent of antique stoneware vases add a historical depth to a contemporary interior. Particularly noteworthy are the stoneware vases by Serax, whose organic forms and subtle glazes have built the reputation of the Belgian house.

Stoneware accommodates fresh floral arrangements as well as dried branches or graphic stems. The range covers a wide spectrum of heights, from 10 cm to over 40 cm, to suit every use, from floor to shelf.

To refine your search, also explore Serax Vases, Ceramic Vases, White Vases or Black Vases.