Gold Floor Vase Set of 3, Vintage Tall Decorative Vases

Three heights, one composed corner

• Three heights, one composed corner

  The 32, 28 and 24 inch vases create rhythm that a single piece cannot. Stagger them in a triangle and each height reads clearly.

• Gold necks that catch the light

  The metallic gold flared necks have a 5.7 inch opening that frames dried stems and branches with room to spare.

• Vintage crackle, modern scale

  A distressed white matte body with gold crackle veining suits glam and vintage farmhouse rooms alike.

Sized to fill floor space

• 32.3 inTallest vase height
• 28 inMiddle vase height
• 24 inShortest vase height
• 5.7 inNeck opening width

From bare corner to composed room

The corner that never looked finished

The sofa is in, the rug is down, and still one corner stares back empty. A tabletop vase cannot reach it. A lone tall piece looks stranded. The room stays flat, and you notice it every time guests walk in.

Three heights that fill the space

At 32.3, 28 and 24 inches, the set steps up the wall like a gallery grouping. The distressed white body, gold crackle veining and flared gold necks match, so the trio reads as one deliberate piece with rhythm a single vase cannot give.

A room that finally feels finished

Add dried pampas or tall branches through the 5.7 inch openings and step back. The eye travels up, the gold catches the light, and the corner looks curated before the first guest arrives.

Keep the crackle looking right

• Dust with a dry cloth

  Soft and dry keeps the matte surface even.

• Skip harsh cleaners

  Abrasives can scuff the gold and crackle.

• Use dried stems

  Avoid standing water in the vases.

• Keep out of walkways

  Set against a wall or corner.

Height that clears the sofa

• 32.3 inLarge height
• 28 inMedium height
• 24 inSmall height
• 5.7 inOpening

The tallest vase reaches well above seating height.

Why three beats one tall vase