Gloriya Light Gray Vase

Based on our care guidelines for textured materials, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth to prevent buildup in the classical design details. For deeper cleaning, use a damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap and water, then dry immediately. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which can alter the light gray finish of the cement.

While the industrial design makes it a perfect vessel for greenery, cement is a naturally porous material. For long-lasting use with fresh floral arrangements, we recommend placing a plastic or glass liner inside the vase to prevent moisture from seeping into the cement. Alternatively, this piece is an excellent choice for displaying high-quality artificial plants, dried pampas grass, or sculptural branches.

Absolutely. Standing at 8.7 inches tall with a compact 6.7-inch width, this vase is specifically scaled for smaller surfaces like tiered shelving, mantels, or desktops. Its modest footprint allows it to add a sophisticated, global touch to urban apartments or workspaces where surface area is at a premium without overwhelming the space.

Yes, its height and subject matter make it an eye-catching centerpiece. Because it features a blended classical and contemporary style, it pairs well with various table settings—from traditional linen cloths to modern glass-top dining tables. For a balanced look, consider grouping it with other textures, such as wood or metal, or placing it on a decorative tray to anchor the display.

Choosing a vase crafted from cement, like this one, offers a unique industrial aesthetic and a tactile, matte finish that contrasts beautifully with organic greenery. Beyond its appearance, cement provides a significant weight advantage over traditional glass or thin ceramic, making the piece more stable and less prone to tipping—a practical benefit for busy households or homes with active pets.

This vase expertly blends classical "visage" themes with modern materials, making it a versatile "bridge" piece for your home. In a contemporary setting, it serves as an artistic focal point; in an industrial space, the raw cement texture complements exposed brick or metal accents. Our styling experts suggest pairing it with minimalist furniture to let the classical silhouette stand out.