What colour vase should I choose?
Choose a colour you already have in the room, such as a cushion, an artwork or a rug. In a neutral room, choose one deep colour for contrast.
Repeat a colour you already have
The easiest choice is a colour that is already in the room. A Jade Green vase beside a green cushion, or Sunlit Terracotta near a rust throw, looks planned, even if it is the only change you make.
Add contrast to a neutral room
- White or cream room: Royal Blue, Jade Green or Fire Red stand out.
- Grey room: Sunlit Terracotta or Mulberry Purple add warmth. See what colour goes with a grey sofa.
- Beige room: Moss Green, Army Green or Charcoal Black. See what colour goes with a beige sofa.
- Timber and natural tones: Snow White or Charcoal Black keep it clean.
One colour or two?
One strong colour is enough for most rooms. If you want a pair, choose two heights in the same colour for a calm look, or two colours that already appear in the room. Read adding colour to a neutral living room.
See the colours at home first
Screens change colours. Colour tiles are A$9 including postage, and the A$9 comes off your first vase order. Then choose from all coloured sculptural vases.
Frequently asked questions
What colour vase goes with everything?
Snow White and Charcoal Black suit almost any room.
What colour vase for a white room?
A deep colour such as Royal Blue, Jade Green or Fire Red gives a white room contrast.
What colour vase for a grey sofa?
Warm colours such as Sunlit Terracotta or Mulberry Purple balance cool grey.
Can I see the colours before I buy?
Yes. Colour tiles are A$9 including postage, credited to your first vase order.