Do you have to buy a small gift for someone who loves interiors and displays? Perhaps flowers are their ‘thing’. Villeroy and Boch have rather conveniently created colourful glass miniatures of their popular Nek, Numa and Tiko vase designs. These petite delights are perfect stocking stuffers for people who like pops of colour in their home.
Whether they are placed as a collection on a mantlepiece or bunched together for dramatic effect on a table, there’s the right shape for any blossom.
The narrow opening of the Nek is perfect for displaying single flowers whilst the classically straight Numa has a wider mouth for more generous floral arrangements. Then there’s the soft, organic curves of the Tiko to add variety to a display.
In neutral and vibrant tones, these miniature Villeroy & Boch vases can be used in any room including living, bedroom and bathroom. The recipient of your wonderful gift can mix and match with their current vases and create interest by pairing your gift with bigger vases they already own, or mixing with lamps and perfume bottles.
Image courtesy of verandahhouse.com.au
Vases are a great gift as they are versatile, work with different decor and are always a welcome gift. Often we don’t buy vases for ourselves; they may not be a decor priority but they are perfect stocking stuffers. Vases are a delightful way to change decor, add to other collections, display on a table or be used to actually hold flowers (imagine that!), thus also changing up the decor.
Vases add colour, shape and interest to bookshelves, especially open shelving where objects can be seen from more than one angle.
Image courtesy of Suzanne Hunt Architects
So if you need gorgeous stocking stuffers or small gifts this Christmas (or any time) check out the wonderful range of miniature vases from Villeroy & Boch. Purchase on-line, visit selected department stores or The House of Villeroy & Boch at Glenside, South Australia.
Image courtesy of Scott Weston Architecture
You’ll fine more great gift ideas in the ‘Gifts You’ll Love’ section of this website, or other ideas among the many articles on Don’t Call Me Penny. Please have a look around.
