If you are looking for a distinctive, stylish vase, HAY is an excellent brand to explore. It offers a wide selection of vases that are both functional and beautiful. The vases were created by well-known designers such as Muller Van Severen and Jessica Hans and suit any kind of flower arrangement.
HAY vases: everything you should know:
1. Materials
2. Colours and shapes
3. Sizes
4. Uses
5. Conclusion
6. FAQ
1. Materials
HAY vases are made from various materials such as glass, ceramic or metal and are designed to last a long time. Made using special glass-blowing techniques or handcrafted from stoneware – every vase is a real eye-catcher.
2. Colours and shapes
Our shop offers a wide choice of colours and shapes. The colours range from clear and elegant to colourful and extravagant. Classic or modern – the different designs leave plenty of room for your ideas.
3. Sizes
HAY vases come in various sizes, from small to large. Choose the size that suits your needs and your space. From the small, delicate "Bud Vase", ideal for a single bloom, to the large "Lugano Vase", which adds a special accent, there is a size for every occasion.
4. Uses
You can use the vases for both fresh and dried flowers. Fresh flowers should be cut short and placed in water immediately. Dried flowers can stay in the vase without much care. The Facade Vase has room for kitchen herbs as well as personal items and kitchen utensils.
5. Conclusion
On their own or with flowers and bouquets, HAY vases look great on a sideboard, table or windowsill. With their high-quality materials and timeless design, they are an asset to any home.
FAQ
How do I clean my HAY vase?
Most vases are dishwasher-safe. Those that are not can simply be rinsed with warm water and a mild soap. Make sure you remove all residue before adding fresh flowers.
What materials are HAY vases made of?
HAY vases are made from a wide range of materials, including glass, ceramic, stoneware and metal.
Which designers have created vases for HAY?
HAY has worked with a number of well-known designers, including Muller Van Severen and Jessica Hans.
