Levey I Seafoam Green Vase

Because of its "cellar bottle" silhouette and 17-inch stature, this vase is perfectly suited for tall, structural elements. We recommend using long-stemmed fresh flowers, dried pampas grass, or decorative branches to complement its scale. The product's design also suggests a more whimsical use: its generous interior makes it an excellent vessel for collecting pocket change or small decorative stones over time.

This vase measures a substantial 11.5"W x 11.5"D x 17"H. Given its height and width, it is ideally scaled for use as a floor accent in a smaller room or as a prominent centerpiece on a large entryway console or fireplace mantel. Its 17-inch height provides the necessary verticality to anchor a room’s decor without overwhelming the space.

The seafoam green finish and embossed basketweave pattern are hallmark elements of coastal and traditional aesthetics. This piece is particularly well-suited for the breezy, light-filled sunrooms or living areas often found in coastal regions like Florida or the Gulf Coast. The textured pattern adds tactile interest and "visual weight," allowing it to stand out against neutral-toned furniture or white-washed wooden surfaces.

While the vase is designed as a decorative accent, we always recommend protecting high-quality wood surfaces. If you are using the vase for fresh flowers, minor condensation (or "sweating") can occur on the exterior in humid climates. To prevent moisture rings or scratches on your furniture, it is best practice to place a small coaster, felt pad, or decorative tray beneath the base.

At 17 inches tall, this vase has a significant presence. While it is built with a sturdy 11.5-inch base, taller decorative items can be susceptible to tipping if bumped. To increase stability in high-traffic areas or households with pets, we recommend adding a small amount of weighted filler—such as clean sand or polished river pebbles—to the bottom of the vase. This lowers the center of gravity and ensures it remains securely in place.

Cleaning a narrow-neck vessel requires a bit of technique to maintain its clarity. For routine care, we recommend using a mixture of warm water and mild liquid soap. For harder-to-reach areas or residue, a common "expert hack" is to fill the vase with a small amount of uncooked rice, a splash of white vinegar, and warm water; gently swirl the mixture to allow the rice to act as a mild abrasive against the interior walls. Always rinse thoroughly and air-dry.