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Who doesn't want flowers hanging from their wall? I know I do, and what better way to do so than with these tapered glass cone vases that just hang on by a wire.

Available in 2 sizes

Updated Sep 29, 2008

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Blooming Over Cup by Jan B. and Mina Wu

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The abundance of new products that resemble coloring books or paint by numbers is outstanding, as far as I'm concerned. I just can't get enough.

I have teacups of this variety that are slightly colored, but these full-sized cups will be on their way to my kitchen shortly.

Updated Sep 21, 2008

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Inspiration Vase

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I love the fact that these look like test tubes (and i'm not even a science geek!). These gems would look great with fresh or dried blossoms. Again, with this vase, you'll always have room

Updated Sep 24, 2008

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Fleur Vase

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Two rectangular panes of clear glass are combined to make this elegant, modern vase. This vase is narrow, so now you can't say "I don't have room for flowers."

Updated Sep 24, 2008

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The 4 in 1 Vase

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How ingenious is this? This little gem comes in a two piece set created by Konstantin Slawinski.

Taken from the Charles and Marie website:

"Part one is the glass vase – a very simple and reduced cube, part two is the 'frame'. A metallic silver metal frame with several different sized openings, that allow the vase to adapt to whatever size bouquet you have. If you have a single rose – use the smallest hole that holds the single flower. One size up – great for a handful of tulips or the like. And it just goes on that way..."

Updated Sep 24, 2008

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Vase Of Phases By Dror Benshetrit

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An odd twist on the age old vase. This vase represents transitions, possibly in one's life as well. And who said art just has surface meaning?

As described by the designer, there are three distinct transitions in this vase. The first stage consists of the vase being formed as representation of the female form. Then the vase is broken, making it rough, seductive and alluring, and lastly the vase is pieced back together and smoothed over to create the oddly enjoyable vase.

Available in white, black and platinum.

Updated Sep 21, 2008

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Ghost Vase by Tina Leung

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Two acrylic pieces with flowers etched combine to create a beautiful and unique vase.

With or without fresh flowers, you'll always have something to look at.

Imagine how amazing this will look with the right light!

Updated Sep 21, 2008

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Vase Covers By Tord Boontje

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Do you have that vase that just isn't as cute as you once thought? Or the color simply doesn't match the flowers you just received? Here is your solution. Who thought you could make a recycled bottle look so good?

Updated Sep 18, 2008