Since ancient times, vases have been present in the interior of different rooms. And if at first they were used exclusively in the form of stands for fruits, colors and various sweets, then they gradually began to be used to decorate the interior. Vases are of different sizes, and their decor fascinates. A special place among them is occupied by floor decorative high vases.
Types of floor decorative vases
High floor vases are most often used in the design of spacious rooms. But in a room with a low ceiling, such a vase will be inappropriate. This decor item can be placed in the corner of the room, in a niche or bay window. Two floor vases can stand on the sides of the front door to the room or, for example, on both sides of the fireplace. In such a decorative high vase, for example, a dry tree branch, painted in different colors or flowers on long stems, will look beautiful.
The floor vase can become the highlight of the interior, but only if its style has echoed with the design of the room. The dark floor vase will favorably shake the light floor in the room. And on the contrary, bright, for example, a white high decorative floor vase will look great on a dark floor in a room decorated in the Art Nouveau style. Fans of Provence will like the floor ceramic vase, which is covered with white glaze.
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In the room, decorated in the African style, a ceramic floor, tall handmade ceramic, decorated with ethnic drawings will be appropriate. A metal vase decorated with vegetable ornaments will decorate a room with an oriental interior.
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A high decorative vase fits perfectly in its classical sense in modern high-tech styles or minimalism. In such interiors, high floor vases of glass with the addition of mirror interspersed will look very harmonious. There are floor glass vases and with chrome elements.
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The eco style is characterized by high floor vases woven from vines or even straw. Moreover, weaving is most often manual, which makes the vase a particularly valuable decor item.
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To store cut flowers, high plastic floor vases are used. Modern technologies allow you to make vases from plastic, which are not different from ceramic or, for example, metal.
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