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The Florence is close to square from the front and almost nothing from the side — 21.5cm across against 7cm deep on the large.
Ceramic, in two sizes that keep the same proportion rather than simply scaling down: the 25cm is 21.5cm wide, the 17cm is 15.5cm wide, so both read as a broad panel with a shallow body behind it. That consistency is why the two sizes group cleanly instead of looking like a parent and a child.
Black or ivory, with the same form in both.
Buy them in pairs and set them together. The 8cm height difference between the 17cm and the 25cm is a clear step without one dominating — stand them shoulder to shoulder, slightly overlapping from the viewing angle, and the two front faces read as one composition. For a third piece, go lower rather than in between: a small bowl or a stack of two books keeps the odd-number rule without flattening the step.
Depth is the practical advantage. At 6–7cm both sizes sit on a 30cm-deep sideboard with room to spare in front, and on open shelving the 17cm clears a standard 25cm shelf gap comfortably while the 25cm needs at least 30cm of clearance to avoid looking wedged in. On a coffee table the 17cm alone is the safer choice — it stays below eye level across the sofa.
One or two stems each. The wide face means a stem should lean along the width, not toward the room; a single tall grass or a length of dried eucalyptus laid into the opening at a slight angle follows the shape. A dense bunch simply hides the vase.
Black gives you a hard silhouette and is the better choice against a pale wall or a light timber shelf, where the outline is the whole effect. Ivory is quieter and works where the wall behind is already busy — art, books, a textured finish — because it does not compete for attention. Mixing one of each across the two sizes is the most useful combination: the tall black holds the eye, the short ivory softens it.
Dimensions (25cm)
21.5cm W x 7cm D x 25cm H
Dimensions (17cm)
15.5cm W x 6cm D x 17cm H
Material
Ceramic
Colours
Black, Ivory
Form
Flat slab profile — broad front face, shallow depth
Best suited to
One or two stems per vase; designed to be grouped
Water use
Ceramic vases of this type are best used with a liner, or checked for a sealed base before filling
Care
Dust with a dry soft cloth. Wipe marks with a barely damp cloth and dry immediately. No abrasive cleaners.
The large is 21.5cm wide, 7cm deep and 25cm tall. The small is 15.5cm wide, 6cm deep and 17cm tall. Both keep the same broad-face, shallow-depth proportion.
Both, if the surface allows it. The 8cm height step between them is the point — grouped side by side they read as a composition, where a single vase reads as an ornament.
Colour only; the form and dimensions are identical. Black holds a hard outline against a pale wall. Ivory sits back and works better where the wall or shelf behind is already busy.
Ceramic.
One or two. The opening follows the flat profile, so a stem leaning along the width sits naturally while a full round bunch does not fit and hides the vase.
The 17cm clears a standard 25cm shelf gap easily. The 25cm needs at least 30cm of vertical clearance. Both are under 7cm deep, so shelf depth is rarely the constraint.
Ceramic vases of this type are best used with a slim liner, or checked for a sealed base before filling. Dried or preserved stems avoid the question.
Dust with a dry soft cloth. Wipe marks with a barely damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid abrasive cleaners and scouring pads.
Metropolitan Melbourne and Sydney: calculated at checkout, typically within 7 business days. Regional and interstate delivery is also available — standard shipping is calculated at checkout.
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Shipping Information:
Local delivery $60 flat across VIC & NSW — metro approx. 7 business days, regional 14–21. Other states calculated at checkout.
Lamps, Décor & Accessories
Material & Care Guide
◆ Materials — Floor & Table Lamps
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Base: Ceramic, resin, metal, or timber base in your selected finish — hand-finished for a premium result. Shade: Linen, fabric, or metal shade (varies by model). Fitting: E27 bulb fitting compatible with standard Australian bulbs. Bulb not included unless stated. Cord: Fabric-wrapped or standard PVC power cord with Australian plug. |
◆ Materials — Candle Holders, Vases & Ginger Jars
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Construction: Ceramic, glass, resin, or metal depending on the individual piece. Finish: Hand-glazed, lacquered, or hand-painted — minor natural variations are characteristic of artisan production. Note: Decorative items. Not all pieces are food-safe or waterproof internally — use a liner for flower arrangements. |
◆ Materials — Artificial Plants & Planters
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Foliage: High-quality silk or polyester artificial foliage — UV-treated for indoor use. Planter: Ceramic, resin, rattan, or metal planter (varies by product). Note: Artificial plants require no watering and are suitable for low-light areas where live plants would not thrive. |
◆ Care Instructions — All Decor & Accessories
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Dust all decorative items regularly with a soft dry cloth or fine duster. For glass and ceramic pieces: wipe with a lightly dampened microfibre cloth. Dry immediately. For lamps: switch off and allow to cool before cleaning. Wipe base with a dry cloth. Vacuum fabric shades with a brush attachment. For candle holders: remove wax residue with warm water before it sets fully. Avoid submerging in water. For artificial plants: dust foliage with a dry cloth or use a hairdryer on a cool, low setting. Wipe planters with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, bleach, and excessive moisture on all décor items. Display away from direct sunlight to preserve colour and finish over time. |
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