The vase is like a little sculpture that can adorn its space all by itself or you can fill it with flowers and the generous size will come into its own right. With its spirited presence and charming character, our Petit variation is a sculptural interior inclusion. Complemented by longer flower stalks, this artistic object also stands intriguingly when left unaccompanied. This heavy glass vase suits single stems for an artistic display, vibrant greenery, full bouquets and also looks lovely filled with fairy lights.

The reflective surface bounces light, and for those who prefer not to see stems and ‘mechanics’ of the flowers these are the ideal choice. The Balloon vase 40 cm from Louise Roe is made of hand-blown glass and comes in several beautiful colours. It has the shape of a floating balloon and creates a wonderfully playful and artistic atmosphere in the home.

From smoke glass finishes to richly coloured glazes, Louise Roe’s decorative designs are exquisitely crafted to showcase the beauty of the materials used. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. Manufactured in Portugal from mouth-blown glass, the Balloon is playful, ornate and elegant all at once. The vase is usually made of high quality material, which is appreciated for its clarity and elegance.

The Balloon vase from Louise Roe will transform your space with its sculptural, curvaceous design - perfect for displaying a bouquet of tall-stemmed blooms. Danish designer Louise Roe founded her eponymous brand in 2010, with the intention of creating simple design objects for the modern home, working with skilled independent craftspeople around Europe.

Based in Copenhagen, Louise Roe is a Danish designer who has run her own eponymous design studio since 2010. Ceramicist, designer and internationally renowned interior designer, Jonathan Adler first became passionate about terracotta and exhibited his first pottery collection at Barneys in New York in 1993. First Name * Please enter a First Name Please enter a valid First Name, the maximum length is 50 characters.