Canella Ann II White Vase

Absolutely. With a slim profile of just 3.5 inches in width and 3.25 inches in depth, this "skinny" vase is specifically designed to fit in narrow spaces that larger accents might overwhelm. It is an ideal choice for urban apartment living, fitting perfectly on slender window sills, narrow fireplace mantels, or compact entryway consoles.

The speckled "terrazzo" look is a hallmark of contemporary and mid-century modern design. This vase's neutral white color family allows it to blend seamlessly into minimalist environments while providing a subtle textural contrast. It serves as a sophisticated bridge between industrial concrete textures and clean, modern lines.

Standing at approximately 9 inches tall, this medium-height vase is versatile enough for varied placements. It excels as a vertical accent on a sofa table—such as the Essky Gray Sofa Table—or as part of a layered "scape" on a bookshelf. Because of its skinny silhouette, it also works beautifully when paired in multiples to create a rhythmic, modern display along a dining table centerpiece.

Yes. The product's design is intended to be captivating whether displayed as a standalone sculptural piece or while holding fresh blooms. The concrete and terrazzo construction is naturally robust; however, as with any fine decorative accent, we recommend placing a protective coaster underneath if displayed on delicate wood surfaces to protect against any potential condensation.

This vase is crafted from concrete, a material prized for its substantial weight and durability. Unlike lighter ceramic or glass alternatives, the concrete base provides exceptional stability, making it less likely to tip over in high-traffic areas. The terrazzo finish—a classic technique of embedding stone chips into a binder—creates a unique, speckled aesthetic that is both contemporary and incredibly resilient.

To preserve the captivating speckled design, our care expertise suggests dusting the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, as these can dull the polished terrazzo finish over time.