37 Vase Filler Ideas to Shake Up Your Decor

Published: December 7, 2021

Updated: October 30, 2023

I recently talked about my love of farmhouse vases, but farmhouse vase fillers felt like they deserved their own post. One of the best things about vase fillers is that they are super easy to swap out with the seasons. And they don’t have to be expensive to look amazing!

Ultimately, the vase filler you choose can completely change the look of the vase—or, in some cases, even shift the feel of a room. Plus, there are plenty of options out there, from fresh seasonal flowers to faux whimsical greenery. Need a new look for that vase on the kitchen table? Grab a free farmhouse vase filler from nature, like fern fronds or freshly picked roses. Or, if you’re looking to show off your pride for your country, try placing a mini flag inside a vase.

These 37 vase fillers below will have you overflowing with new decor ideas in no time!

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Seasonal Farmhouse Vase Filler

One of the easiest ways to refresh a vase is to add real flowers. They’re not only a treat for the eyes, but their sweet scent can add a touch of freshness to the room. This full bouquet uses hydrangea and eucalyptus accompanied by candles to get a luxurious look. To get your vase to appear full and lush, considering purchasing two bouquets to fill it out.

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Budget-Friendly Flowers

Photo: thedesigningb

If you’re on a tight budget, flowers from the garden can look just as exceptional as store-bought. Don’t have your own garden? Ask neighbors if you can take some clippings from theirs.

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Rustic Flower Vase Filler

Photo: makinghomematter

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Fresh Lavender

Photo: wilshire_collections

Put fresh lavender sprigs in a vase to add color and scent to a room. The relaxing aroma makes this farmhouse vase filler particularly exceptional for the bedroom.

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Roses in Farmhouse Vase

Photo: magdalenamakescrafts

Whether you’re craving a romantic aesthetic or want a bouquet that gives off a soft scent, you can’t go wrong with roses!

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Everything is Rosey

Photo: magdalenamakescrafts

To make your rose blooms last as long as possible, use bottles water. Or let your vase with tap water sit overnight so the chlorine dissipates. Finally, mix in a bit of sugar before placing your flowers inside.

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Pretty in Pink

Photo: magdalenamakescrafts

Nothing says spring quite like fresh tulips! I can’t get enough of the whisper of color that these add to this kitchen scene.

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Red & White Tulips

Photo: magdalenamakescrafts

Of course, you don’t have to keep your flowers confined to one vase either. Try spreading them among multiple vessels to create a larger display. This is also an excellent method if you are using a grouping of different vases—the same flowers in all of them can help the setup look instantly cohesive.

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Milk Glass Vase Filler

Photo: stagerroz

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Country Pride

Photo: vanfleetfamfarmhouse

This shelf got a quick makeover with a few flags added to a trio of vases.

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Feather Farmhouse Vase Filler

Photo: vthe_seasoned_home

A vase full of feathers is flanked by smaller vases filled with flowers on this elegant bar cart—a great example of how alluring a symmetrical display can be. I adore how they added extra intrigue by using different shaped glass vases and two flower colors.

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A Splash of Sunshine

Photo: antiquefarmhouse

Often when I think of flowers in vases, my mind tends to spring to bouquets with multiple florals. However, sometimes less is more. For a fresh and punchy feel, consider using just one or two large flowers in a smaller vase instead. This display that showcases dreamy blue hues adds some contrast with bright yellow sunflowers.

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Small Farmhouse Vase Filler

Photo: thehomeenvy

Matching the tones of your vase filler to the existing decor in the room is a great idea to ensure that it blends. These sprigs draw on the warm brown tones while also adding contrast to the bold black vase.

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Faux Flowers in Farmhouse Vase

Photo: katies.homestyling

If you don’t want to go with real flowers due to allergies, pets, or other reasons, faux flowers can look just as fierce! Just be sure to dust them every so often since dust on fake flowers makes them look washed out.

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The Rule of 3

Photo: deevine_imaginations

Another benefit of using a chunky flower is that it doesn’t steal the show. You can place other objects around your vase, and they will still get noticed. Try using two smaller items around the vase to create visual balance. When in doubt, remember that groupings of three objects tends to be visually appealing.

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Decorating Outside the Vase

Photo: dsweet_home_perez

Beyond your vase filler, you can also spruce up a minimal glass vase with simple additions to the exterior. For example, this glass vase uses a cuff of wooden beads around its neck.

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Mini Pumpkin Perfection

Photo: gigi_luv3

Add mini pumpkins or gourds to a vase for a burst of color and fall vibes. You can either buy fake ones or skewer some real ones. Another option is to swap out your vase for a real pumpkin to create a DIY Floral Pumpkin Centerpiece (https://www.neverskipbrunch.com/diy-floral-pumpkin-centerpiece/).

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Fake Fruit Vase Filler

Photo: my100yearoldhome

It isn’t just pumpkins that look great in vases! The red hue of these fake pomegranates means that this farmhouse vase filler can seamlessly transition from fall to Christmas.

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Feeling Peachy

Photo: truemanstreasures

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Switching Vases

The owners of this stunning display placed a fall arrangement from the year before in a new vase. The results? Well, you can see for yourself! She was blown away by what a difference a new vase made for this farmhouse vase filler.

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Modern & Minimal Vase Filler

Photo: tblessed_and_farmhouse_obsessed

Aim for a solid color for your farmhouse vase filler if you are going for a modern aesthetic. This orange filler has the all the essence of fall but embraces a more minimal look.

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Ferns in Glass Vases

Photo: ourperfectingmanor

Want a free and contemporary farmhouse vase filler? Try a few fern fronds! You can either take a clipping off a houseplant or forage for forest ferns. Other houseplant clippings that tend to do well in vases include monstera plants, prayer plants, pothos, and peperomias. If you place them in water, they will even grow roots to become a new plant!

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Branch Vase Filler

Photo: westtexfarmhouse

While most tree branches won’t grow roots to become their own plant, they can still be used as a farmhouse vase filler.

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Fall Farmhouse Vase Filler

Photo: greeneacresfarmhouse

Take advantage of the colors of nature and harvest a few branches in the fall. It is the perfect way to infuse your home with the warm tones of the season!

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Fab Fall Foliage

Photo: txsizedhome

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Colorful Contrast

Photo: blessed_and_farmhouse_obsessed

The white kitchen cabinets provide a fresh backdrop for this warm fall bouquet to stand out against. Adding color and contrast is always a go-to for creating a dynamic look with decor.

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Farmhouse Fresh

Photo: thehomeenvy

However, you don’t always need color to impress. This white vase is filled with creamy white leaves to create a contemporary, monochromatic display. It effortlessly adds height to the console table without detracting from the other decor.

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October in a Vase

Photo: truemanstreasures

A simple color scheme made up of neutrals makes this vase look stylish and sophisticated.

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The Papier Mâché Pumpkin’s Partner

Photo: prvbsthirtyonegirl

Again, a neutral display proves to be incredibly chic and captivating. The rough texture of the papier mâché pumpkin and brown foliage is pure perfection with the amber glass vase.

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A Neutral Color Palette

Photo: deevine_imaginations

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Wheat Vase Filler

Photo: lisalovesdecor

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Spring is in the Air

Photo: finding__lovely

When pruning trees in the spring, take a few branches inside and stick them in a vase. The buds and sparse leaves can be an exciting addition to decor. If you have branches in a vase during the holidays, you can also hang a few ornaments off them.

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Holiday Magic in a Vase

Photo: stagerroz

Speaking of the holidays, a mini tree in a vase is also an option to welcome the season! If it is a live tree, look for an opaque vase with a wide enough mouth to plop the pot in. Use crumpled newspaper inside the vase to elevate the plant if it sinks too low.

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Elegant Christmas Vase Filler

Photo: we_dabble

Don’t be afraid to think outside the box when it comes to farmhouse vase filler. Instead of your traditional red and green color scheme, this elegant display uses copper, white, wood, and green.

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White Pitcher Vase & Green Filler

Photo: designed.to.love

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Easter Egg Vase Filler

Photo: willowbloomhome

Make the Easter Bunny’s jaw drop when he visits your home! Pastel eggs add a whole new level of intrigue to this simple glass vase. If you can’t find eggs with the same look, consider painting plastic eggs with chalk paint.

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Minimally Fabulous

Photo: thevintageroad

Lastly, don’t forget to see how your vase looks empty as well! An empty vase is often perfect for cultivating a sleek and minimal look. Collections of different vase designs in the same color can also look really chic, like seen above.

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37 Vase Filler Ideas to Shake Up Your Decor

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Seasonal Farmhouse Vase Filler

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Budget-Friendly Flowers

Photo: thedesigningb

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Rustic Flower Vase Filler

Photo: makinghomematter

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Fresh Lavender

Photo: wilshire_collections

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Roses in Farmhouse Vase

Photo: magdalenamakescrafts

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Everything is Rosey

Photo: magdalenamakescrafts

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Pretty in Pink

Photo: magdalenamakescrafts

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Red & White Tulips

Photo: magdalenamakescrafts

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Milk Glass Vase Filler

Photo: stagerroz

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Country Pride

Photo: vanfleetfamfarmhouse

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Feather Farmhouse Vase Filler

Photo: vthe_seasoned_home

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A Splash of Sunshine

Photo: antiquefarmhouse

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Small Farmhouse Vase Filler

Photo: thehomeenvy

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Faux Flowers in Farmhouse Vase

Photo: katies.homestyling

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The Rule of 3

Photo: deevine_imaginations

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Decorating Outside the Vase

Photo: dsweet_home_perez

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Mini Pumpkin Perfection

Photo: gigi_luv3

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Fake Fruit Vase Filler

Photo: my100yearoldhome

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Feeling Peachy

Photo: truemanstreasures

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Switching Vases

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Modern & Minimal Vase Filler

Photo: tblessed_and_farmhouse_obsessed

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Ferns in Glass Vases

Photo: ourperfectingmanor

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Branch Vase Filler

Photo: westtexfarmhouse

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Fall Farmhouse Vase Filler

Photo: greeneacresfarmhouse

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Fab Fall Foliage

Photo: txsizedhome

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Colorful Contrast

Photo: blessed_and_farmhouse_obsessed

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Farmhouse Fresh

Photo: thehomeenvy

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