Ribbed Bottle Vase vs Ribbed Vase Set of 3: Which Should You Buy?
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Ribbed vases are an easy way to add texture without adding clutter. We carry two different options, and they work in different ways. Here is a clear comparison so you can choose the one that fits your space.
The Basics
- Ribbed Bottle Vase: a single Japandi-style vase with fine vertical ridges and a smooth solid base. Two sizes (Small 6.3 inches tall, Large 8.7 inches tall) and two colors (Cream and Sage Green). Priced from $24 to $32.
- Ribbed Vase Set of 3: three fluted vases in a warm neutral tone, with heights of 4, 6 and 8 inches. A smooth matte finish. $42 for the set.
Choose the Bottle Vase If...
You want one sculptural piece or a pop of color. The Sage Green option adds a soft accent to a neutral room, while Cream blends in. The small size suits a nightstand or desk, and the large size stands up on a console or mantel. You can also buy two sizes to build your own pair.
Choose the Set of 3 If...
You want a ready-made grouping. Three different heights give you an arrangement that already looks balanced, and you can split them across a shelf or keep them together on a coffee table. They work with dried stems or on their own.
Side-by-Side Decision Guide
- Budget: the bottle vase costs less per piece, and the set costs less per vase.
- Color: only the bottle vase offers a color choice, between Cream and Sage Green.
- Style: the bottle vase is a single shape, and the set is a trio of heights.
- Space: use the small bottle vase in tight spots and the set where you have room to group.
Styling Tips
Use odd numbers, vary the height and leave some empty space around the group. Dried or faux stems add movement, but a ribbed vase also looks good empty. Both products are for decorative use only.
For more ideas, see our guide on ribbed decor and how to style it and styling a bookshelf or console. You can browse everything in the Vases, Bowls & Trays collection.
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