Why Choose Our Flower Vases?
Mandaue Foam’s flower vases are more than just containers. They’re classy décor pieces that are sure to bring a touch of art, function, and charm to your everyday spaces.
Trend‑Right Designs – Vases like the Amakko and Alabastron ceramic styles feature soft curves and subtle shapes that feel right at home in modern Filipino spaces.
Material Variety – The collection includes clear glass, glazed ceramic, and ridged finishes— each suited for everyday use or the occasional flower arrangements.
Local Sizing – Most options are compact enough for dining tables and sideboards, while a few taller jars like the Rotex and Flordel are better suited to corners or entryways.
Quiet Gifting Potential – Starting att under ₱50, these vases make for thoughtful housewarming gifts or understated centerpieces. You should also be on the look-out for occasional sales.
Low‑Key Sustainability – Some glass pieces reflect a recycled aesthetic, blending well with minimalist or natural interiors.
Types of Flower Vases
Every space has a flower vase that’s just perfect for it. Here's a little guide to help you choose the one that fits just right for your needs.
Cylinder Glass – Great for long-stemmed flowers or tropical leaves. The straight shape works well in modern spaces and looks clean with or without water.
Bud and Mini – These smaller vases are perfect for tiny tables or narrow shelves. Group them in threes or fives for a tidy and relaxed setup.
Donut or Sculptural – Even when empty, donuts add something interesting to a shelf or console. Their hollow center makes them feel more like an art piece than a regular vase.
Urn or Amphora – Their classic handles and wider base bring vintage charm to entryways and living rooms.
Floor Vases – These are tall enough to hold branches or pampas grass. Set one in a bare corner to ground the space without taking up too much room.
Decorative Jars – Usually coming with lids, these double as storage in kitchens or bathrooms. Fill them with potpourri, dried flowers, or anything that smells good.
Care & Styling Guide
With some maintenance and clever styling, you can make your flower vase even more effective.
Here’s how to keep each one looking its best.
Cleaning: Use warm water with baking soda. Add vinegar to fizz, scrub with a bottle brush, and rinse. Use mild soap for glazed ceramics and avoid harsh bleach that may dull the finish.
Flower-arranging Tips: Try the rule of thirds. Your flowers should be about one to one-and-a-half times the height of your vase.
For more a relaxed look, group small vases with single stems.
Placement and Safety: Keep flower vases and jars at least five centimeters from foot traffic to prevent tipping. Felt pads can also protect tiles and ease movement during cleaning.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Are Ceramic Vases Completely Waterproof?
Glazed ceramic vases are watertight, meaning you can fill them with water without worrying about leaks. However, unglazed or porous ceramics might seep water over time, so they're better for dried or faux flowers.
What Size Vase Fits a Standard 12-Stem Bouquet?
A 25–30 cm tall vase with a 15–20 cm opening is ideal. This size holds stems comfortably and creates a balanced bouquet.
How Do I Stop Cloudy Residue in Glass Vases?
Clean your vases with vinegar and baking soda, or use denture tablets if stains persist. Avoid dishwashers, as they can etch the glass and actually worsen cloudiness.
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