Vases and planters at Global Swanky bring fresh flowers, greenery and texture into every room: glass and ceramic vases, mini bud vases, hydroponic propagation vases, resin sculptural vases, self-watering flower pots, ceramic and woven planters, wall-hanging planters, plant stands and lifelike artificial potted plants. Prices start at $19.81.
Key Takeaways
- Our vases and planters collection lists 660 products, starting from $19.81 as of October 10, 2026.
- By title, about 211 are vases, 160 are planters and pots, 131 are glass, 106 are artificial or dried flower displays, 65 are ceramic and 39 are hydroponic vases.
- The median starting price is $24.79, and 577 products start under $40.
- The ASPCA keeps a list of plants that are toxic and non-toxic to pets; check it before bringing new plants home.
- Choose planters with drainage holes, or use a nursery pot inside a decorative one, to prevent overwatering.
On this page
- Why Decorate with Vases and Planters?
- What's in Our Vases and Planters Collection?
- Vases and Planters: Vase Styles
- Vases and Planters: Planter Styles
- Choosing Plants for Your Home
- Vases and Planters by Room
- How to Choose Vases and Planters
- Caring for Vases and Planters
- How Much Do Vases and Planters Cost?
- Shipping, Returns and Support
- Vases and Planters FAQs
- Find the Right Vases and Planters
Why Decorate with Vases and Planters?
Flowers and plants make a home feel alive. A simple vase of stems on the table, a trailing plant on a shelf or a cluster of planters on a windowsill adds color, softness and life to any room, and the vessels themselves are decorative pieces in their own right.
Fresh and natural
Plants and flowers soften hard lines and bring the outdoors in.
Flexible decor
Swap stems with the seasons or move planters around to refresh a room.
Decor even when empty
Sculptural vases look striking with or without flowers.
What's in Our Vases and Planters Collection?
The collection lists 660 products as of October 10, 2026.
| Style |
About how many |
Example and price (USD) |
| Vases |
211 |
Ceramic Vase, Hand-Painted Nordic Style Porcelain ($27.14) |
| Planters and pots |
160 |
Plastic Flower Pot with Self-Watering Double Layer ($21.74) |
| Glass vessels |
131 |
Antique Glass Vase with Wooden Base ($30.04) |
| Artificial and dried displays |
106 |
Realistic Artificial Potted Plants for Home and Office ($21.10) |
| Ceramic pieces |
65 |
Ceramic Flower Pot with Marble Finish ($23.28) |
| Hydroponic vases |
39 |
Hydroponic Glass Vase for Modern Desk Decor ($23.34) |
| Plant stands and shelves |
33 |
Solid Wood Flower Pot Stand for Indoor Use ($23.00) |
| Hanging and wall planters |
29 |
Hanging Hydroponic Glass Vase for Plants ($21.46) |
Counts are approximate and come from product titles on October 10, 2026, and some pieces appear in more than one row. For artificial flowers and stems, browse our table and shelf decor collection.
Vases and Planters: Vase Styles
Glass vases
Clear and colored glass shows off stems and water and suits every style.
Ceramic and porcelain vases
Glazed and hand-painted ceramics add color and texture.
Bud vases
Small vases hold one or two stems for desks, bathrooms and bedside tables.
Sculptural and resin vases
Bust, shell and abstract shapes double as decor objects.
Woven and natural vases
Bamboo, rattan and straw add a relaxed, natural feel. Handwoven Bamboo Flower Basket Vases start at $24.14.
Vases and Planters: Planter Styles
Ceramic planters
Glazed and matte pots suit houseplants and succulents.
Self-watering pots
Reservoirs supply water gradually, so plants stay hydrated between waterings.
Hanging and wall planters
Wall pockets and hanging vessels save space and add vertical interest.
Hydroponic and propagation vases
Glass vessels let you root cuttings in water and watch them grow.
Plant stands
Stands raise plants to eye level and group them into displays.
Choosing Plants for Your Home
Match light levels
Check how much light a plant needs before choosing its spot.
Drainage matters
Use pots with drainage holes, or place plants in a nursery pot inside a decorative planter.
Pets and plants
The ASPCA's Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants list shows which plants have been reported to affect cats, dogs and horses. Check it before bringing new plants home, and call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 if you think your pet has eaten something harmful.
Vases and Planters by Room
| Room |
Good choice |
Why |
| Dining table |
Low glass or ceramic vase |
Doesn't block conversation |
| Living room |
Large floor vase or plant stand |
Statement greenery |
| Desk |
Bud vase or hydroponic vase |
Small and fresh |
| Bathroom |
Hanging planter |
Saves counter space |
| Windowsill |
Small ceramic pots |
Sunny spot for succulents |
| Balcony |
Self-watering or outdoor pots |
Easier care |
How to Choose Vases and Planters
- Measure the space and the height of your stems or plant.
- Choose a material for the look: glass, ceramic, resin or woven.
- Check drainage for live plants.
- Choose self-watering pots if you travel often.
- Pick heavier bases for tall stems so vases don't tip.
- Check whether each piece is suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
Caring for Vases and Planters
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Change vase water every couple of days and trim stems.
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Wash vases with warm soapy water between arrangements.
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Empty saucers after watering to prevent root rot.
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Wipe planters to remove dust and water marks.
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Dust artificial plants with a soft brush or hair dryer on cool.
How Much Do Vases and Planters Cost?
Prices start at $19.81, and the median starting price is $24.79. About 341 products start under $25, 236 start between $25 and $40, 51 start between $40 and $80, and 32 start at $80 or more.
Standard US shipping is free on every order.
Shipping, Returns and Support
We ship home decor to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.
Vases and Planters FAQs
Do planters need drainage holes?
For live plants, drainage holes help prevent soggy soil and root rot. If a decorative planter has no holes, keep the plant in a plastic nursery pot with drainage inside it, and empty any water that collects at the bottom after watering.
How often should I change vase water?
Change vase water every couple of days, or sooner if it looks cloudy. Trim stems at an angle each time, remove any leaves below the waterline, and keep arrangements away from direct sun and fruit bowls to help them last.
What is a hydroponic vase?
A hydroponic vase is a glass vessel for growing plants or rooting cuttings in water instead of soil. Pothos, spider plants and herbs root easily. Top up the water as it evaporates and change it regularly to keep it fresh.
Are self-watering pots worth it?
Self-watering pots have a reservoir that feeds water up to the roots gradually, which helps keep soil evenly moist. They suit busy plant owners and travelers, though you should still check the reservoir and avoid overfilling.
Which plants are safe for pets?
Check the ASPCA's Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants list before bringing home a new plant, as some popular houseplants and flowers can harm cats and dogs. Place plants out of reach, and call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center if you're worried.
How do I stop a tall vase from tipping?
Choose a vase with a wide, heavy base, and add clean pebbles, glass marbles or sand to the bottom for extra weight. Keep tall arrangements away from busy walkways and areas where pets jump.
Can I use ceramic planters outdoors?
Some ceramic planters are suitable for outdoor use, but glazed and thin ceramics can crack in freezing temperatures. Check each listing, bring delicate pots indoors in winter, and raise outdoor pots on feet so water can drain.
How do I clean a glass vase?
Wash with warm soapy water and a bottle brush. For cloudy marks, soak the vase in warm water with a splash of white vinegar or a little rice and swirl, then rinse well and dry with a lint-free cloth.
Are vases and planters good gifts?
Yes, vases and planters make easy, thoughtful gifts for housewarmings, birthdays and Mother's Day. Pair a ceramic planter with a small succulent, or a bud vase with a few fresh stems, for a ready-to-give present.
Are artificial plants a good alternative?
Lifelike artificial plants and dried flowers suit dark corners, busy homes and spaces where real plants struggle. They need no watering, just occasional dusting, and look good in any vase or planter all year.
How long does shipping take?
Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.
Can I return vases and planters?
Yes, within 30 days of delivery, if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number, the product name and the reason for the return, then wait for return instructions. There's no restocking fee.
Find the Right Vases and Planters
Choosing vases and planters comes down to three checks: the right size for your stems or plant, a material that suits your style, and good drainage for live plants. A glass vase, a ceramic planter and a hydroponic vase make an easy start.
Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid, or browse our ornaments and garden and outdoor collections.
