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50 Farmhouse Vases That Are Simply Stunning

Published: June 29, 2021

Updated: March 9, 2024

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Farmhouse vases easily top my list for must-have accessories. They are not only handy when you get flowers but also are striking, affordable, and widely available home decor accessories. Additionally, they are fantastic for giving any room an instant refresh. From tables that feel a bit bland to bathroom counters that need more flair, there is a farmhouse vase for that!

Beyond being a powerful accessory for all over the home, their vast range of sizes and materials is also a huge plus. These timeless vessels are commonly available in wood, ceramic, and glass. And there may be more ways to use them than you think—just check out our collection below.

There is a reason that farmhouse vases are a favorite among many home design lovers. And once you get an eyeful of these 50 farmhouse vase ideas, you may just have a new favorite too!

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Black Farmhouse Vase Centerpiece

Photo: greybirchdesigns

Three glass vases equal triple the charm! Using groups of vases is a great way to fill out larger spaces, like this long farmhouse table. Try using varying sizes and shapes of vases that are all in the same finish to create a similar effect in your own home.

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Fabulous Fall Display

Photo: ashleymariesavage

If your set of vases still feels too small for a space, try slipping a tray underneath to bulk up your display. Look for a tray in a similar tone to your vases to make it feel like one cohesive piece.

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Wide Mouth Ceramic Vases

Photo: to_mimishousewego

A couple of dual-tone, wide-mouth vases are used on this table. If you love the look but can’t find vases in a similar style, using ceramic kitchen canisters or cookie jars without the lid gives an almost identical aesthetic. Just make sure to eat any cookies inside before throwing flowers in!

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Farmhouse Vases with Antique Charm

Photo: antiquefarmhouse

Don’t have matching farmhouse vases? Pick up a few thrift store vases and spray paint them all the same color. You can even get the same mercury effect as these beauties with this DIY mercury glass vase tutorial.

Antique Farmhouse Vases

Fauevav Galvanized Milk Can with Greetings, Antique Retro Vase Metal Planter Rustic Vintage Primitive Flower Holder Farmhouse Country Plant for Home Office Decor, 7.5” (Brown)

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Rainbow of Colors

Photo: barnhomeliving

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DIY Chunky Farmhouse Vase

Photo: thehomeenvy

This vase may look like something you would find at Restoration Hardware, but it is actually a DIY project done with a thrift store vase and paint.

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Milk Glass Vase Collection

Photo: homestead.city.dwelling

Vases and other accessories made from milk glass are excellent if you are looking for a cohesive collection that is a mix of vintage and minimal.

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Single Milk Glass Vase

Photo: cottagecozyhome

Of course, even just one milk glass vase can look stunning!

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Easter at the Cottage

Photo: homestead.city.dwelling

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The Classy Couple

Photo: my.farmhouse.fanatic.life

Glass vases are a great go-to to get a classic farmhouse feel. This display makes excellent use of two upcycled jugs. The narrow mouths don’t leave room for a lot of vase filler, but there is enough space to insert a few branches.

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Oversized Glass Farmhouse Vase

Photo: shegaveitago

Another glass jug that refuses to be overlooked! It acts as a statement piece and adds a touch of refinement to the rustic display. Don’t be afraid to mix and match materials to create texture and intrigue.

Oversized Glass Vase

21' Extra Large Glass Tall Floor Vase for Pampas Grass- Oversize Big Clear Jug Vases for Living Room- Hand Blown Heavy Duty Tall Round Glass Bottle Vase for Boho Home & Bedroom Decorations

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A Color Statement

Photo: rachel_thepondsfarmhouse

When it comes to making a bold statement in your farmhouse decor, colored glass is an option worth considering. It not only retains its elegant feel but its unusual color helps draw the eye, adding a vibrant touch to your space. As Annuska Menoita, an interior designer, puts it, “Glass blowing is an awe-inspiring craft, capable of producing a wide array of colors and shapes that culminate in exquisite decorative pieces.”

Large glass vases, with their lustrous, reflective finish, create a striking contrast against drier materials such as painted or plastered walls. This contrast not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your space but also adds depth and dimension. Menoita further suggests transforming these glass vases into statement pieces, allowing them to infuse your space with a sense of creativity and playfulness.

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When a Few Won't Do

Photo: thefoothillsfarmhouse

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Farmhouse Tablescape with Teal Vase

Photo: thehomeenvy

Want something with a punchier color? A ceramic vase will often do the trick! This one has a lush teal shade, but you can find them in pretty much any hue.

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Blue & White Delight

Photo: mollyinmaine

If you want to go blue in a big way, there is always this delightful ceramic collection that matches the vase off to the side.

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Blue Farmhouse Vase

Photo: thecuratedfarmhouse

Blue hydrangeas and a dual-tone vase help make this display extra eye-catching. If you can’t find a ceramic vase in the color you want, consider getting one custom-made. Often local pottery makers or ceramic shops on handmade sites will be more than happy to make your decor dream a reality!

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A Fishy Situation

Photo: mollyinmaine

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Romance is in the Air

Photo: austincreekfarmhouse

This glass vase’s soft and organic shape makes it an instant classic that would pair well with almost any decor. I adore the bouquet of roses that tops it off, giving the whole display a dreamy romantic vibe.

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Farmhouse Vase in Entryway

Photo: lifeoncedarlane

Nothing says welcome home quite like a vase overflowing with flowers! If you are looking to quickly update a farmhouse entryway, adding a vase is never a bad idea.

Farmhouse Vase for Entryway

Dahey Ceramic Vase with Artificial Eucalyptus Set, Faux Eucalyptus Stems Modern Farmhouse Home Decor Fake Flowers with Vase Greenery for Entryway, Bookshelf, Table Centerpieces, Living Room

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Wood Table Style

Photo: casagrella

Vases can also look top-notch on a bottom shelf!

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A Stunning First Impression

Photo: ifeamongthecedars

Two vases are used in this entryway to add some contemporary charm to the side table (They were spray painted to give them a facelift!). The colors and the fern frond sticking out mimic the gallery wall of plant prints, which ties the whole entryway together.

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Entryway Fall Vignette

Photo: hipandhumblestyle

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Mudroom Magic

Photo: reems_design

The brown glass vase gleaming in the corner of this farmhouse mudroom adds some extra warmth to this space. For sun-filled areas like this, colored vases look extra spectacular when the light beams through them!

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Farmhouse Vase Decor Under $10!

Photo: blessed_and_farmhouse_obsessed

Even if you are buying new, a farmhouse vase doesn’t have to break the bank—this white beauty was found at Marshall’s just for $7.99! And that vase filler? You could easily forge for something similar in your backyard or a nearby forest.

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Cheap Ceramic to Rustic Rockstar

Photo: finding__lovely

A Target find fitted with branches helps add a rustic touch to this farmhouse kitchen. Finding the perfect vase filler can make all the difference!

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White Pitcher Vase for Farmhouse Decor

Photo: designed.to.love

This pitcher serves up a buffet for the eyes by contributing to this stunning display. Sometimes the best vases are made from other objects. So, when shopping or sifting through vessels you already own, think outside of the box.

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Rae Dunn Vase

Photo: homestead.city.dwelling

A little writing on a vase will always catch people’s attention!

Rae Dunn Vase

Rae Dunn FLOURISH Large Ceramic Vase - 9.5' x 6'

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White Distressed Farmhouse Vase

Photo: mymountainretreat

Keep in mind that with any metal vase, that rust is a concern. So, if your flowers or vase filler needs to go in the water, consider placing a bag, plastic lining, or a smaller vase inside first.

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Lilacs in Bloom

Photo: theoldhouseonmain

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Metal Bucket Flower Vase

Photo: gigi_luv3

A white bucket is transformed into a vase by putting white flowers in the opening. The use of white on white makes it feel fresh and contemporary.

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Take Two!

Photo: gigi_luv3

Same table, different vase. This example shows just how much a vase and its filler can change a room’s vibe.

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Metal Farmhouse Vase

Photo: ourrustichaven

A simple and sleek silver metal vase with eucalyptus stems juxtaposes the busy shelves in this dining room. A creamy table runner is used underneath the vase to create a bit of contrast (and possibly protect the table from getting scratched).

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DIY Fail? Not in My Books!

Photo: thehomeenvy

The owner of this charming display upcycled a bottle to create a vase. They may have self-proclaimed it a “DIY fail”, but all I am seeing is a whole lot of fabulous!

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Carved Farmhouse Vase for Dining Table

Photo: ourperfectingmanor

Deep gouges in this vase add texture to this dining room. Plus, the wood tone peeking through the distressed paint effortlessly melds with the wood furniture and accessories.

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Wood Plant Pot Turned Vase

Photo: finding__lovely

For a more subtle texture, look for a wood vase that has prominent wood grain. This style of the vase is especially great for cultivating a space that feels calming and earthy.

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Wood Vase with Penny Leaf Stem

Photo: homestead.city.dwelling

This beautiful wooden vase would look perfectly with both: a single penny leaf stem or a bunch of them for a complete Fall décor look.

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Farmhouse Vase Decor for Bathroom

Photo: our_sweet_haven

This bathroom uses a wood vase with eucalyptus to ring in the holidays. Bonus, I bet you it smells divine! Adding a vase to the bathroom counter is a great way to add contrast, color, or a bit of warmth.

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Farmhouse Fresh Bathroom

Photo: rachel_thepondsfarmhouse

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Farmhouse Vase with a Holiday-Themed filler

Photo: heartofwendy

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How to Style a Vase

Photo: shegaveitago

A piece of rustic wood acts as a grounding element for this display. If you want to create one that is just as stunning, place your larger items down first and then work around them.

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Making the Ordinary Swoon-Worthy

Photo: ourdevinehome

A tray from an antique shop makes an enchanting home base for this vase. Try adding unique elements around a plain farmhouse vase to make it stand out.

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Fresh Fruit for a Fall Day

Photo: my100yearoldhome

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A Book Lover's Vase Display

Photo: prvbsthirtyonegirl

Consider sliding a couple of books underneath a vase to raise it up a scootch. In this case, the white vase and books are flanked by $9 lamps that got a makeover with paint and mud.

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Mud Painted Vase

Photo: clairelynnhome

And then there is this vase that was also mud painted! Want to get the look? Check out this mud-painted vase tutorial.

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Beautiful Floor Vase

Photo: ashleymariesavage

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Farmhouse Vase Together with Other Decor Elements

Photo: deevine_imaginations

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Real Farm Feeling

Photo: happydaysfarm

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Beautiful Fall Decor

Photo: homestead.city.dwelling

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Decorate with Cotton Stems

Photo: houseonhideaway

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A Bouquet of Freshly Cut Flowers

Photo: mymountainretreat

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50 Farmhouse Vases That Are Simply Stunning

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Black Farmhouse Vase Centerpiece

Photo: greybirchdesigns

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Fabulous Fall Display

Photo: ashleymariesavage

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Wide Mouth Ceramic Vases

Photo: to_mimishousewego

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Farmhouse Vases with Antique Charm

Photo: antiquefarmhouse

Antique Farmhouse Vases

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Rainbow of Colors

Photo: barnhomeliving

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DIY Chunky Farmhouse Vase

Photo: thehomeenvy

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Milk Glass Vase Collection

Photo: homestead.city.dwelling

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Single Milk Glass Vase

Photo: cottagecozyhome

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Easter at the Cottage

Photo: homestead.city.dwelling

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The Classy Couple

Photo: my.farmhouse.fanatic.life

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Oversized Glass Farmhouse Vase

Photo: shegaveitago

Oversized Glass Vase

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A Color Statement

Photo: rachel_thepondsfarmhouse

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When a Few Won't Do

Photo: thefoothillsfarmhouse

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Farmhouse Tablescape with Teal Vase

Photo: thehomeenvy

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Blue & White Delight

Photo: mollyinmaine

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Blue Farmhouse Vase

Photo: thecuratedfarmhouse

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A Fishy Situation

Photo: mollyinmaine

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Romance is in the Air

Photo: austincreekfarmhouse

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Farmhouse Vase in Entryway

Photo: lifeoncedarlane

Farmhouse Vase for Entryway

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Wood Table Style

Photo: casagrella

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A Stunning First Impression

Photo: ifeamongthecedars

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Entryway Fall Vignette

Photo: hipandhumblestyle

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Mudroom Magic

Photo: reems_design

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Farmhouse Vase Decor Under $10!

Photo: blessed_and_farmhouse_obsessed

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Cheap Ceramic to Rustic Rockstar

Photo: finding__lovely

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