With Hanger Vase

Hanging vessels have always suited small homes: when the floor and the windowsill are already spoken for, the wall and the ceiling are still free. This one belongs to that tradition, a slim decorative vase made to be suspended from a hook, a bracket or a length of cord rather than compete for space on a shelf. The form is quiet — rounded, upright, more silhouette than ornament — so it reads as part of a wall arrangement instead of shouting over it. Dried grasses, preserved stems and faux flowers are the usual companions for a suspended vase, though it holds its own empty as a small piece of sculpture. It is aimed at anyone furnishing a rented flat, a studio corner or a narrow hallway, where a hanging piece adds height and a bit of greenery for the cost of one hook in the plaster.