Concrete feels very sturdy and heavy. It has a raw finish that looks great on my shelf, though the texture is a bit rougher than I thought it would be.
Minimalist concrete accent for fresh stems
A minimalist concrete vase for enthusiasts of industrial design and clean lines. Its heavy base and narrow opening make it a stable home for single stems or dried flowers.
Key features
Why you'll love it.
When styling a workstation or a bedside table, sometimes less is more. This concrete vessel has a satisfying weight and a raw texture that contrasts beautifully against soft petals or dried pampas. It is a quiet, architectural piece that grounds a room without demanding attention.
What people think
All 7 reviewsOpening is quite small so you can only fit one or two dried stalks. It is stable but i wish it could hold a bit more.
matches the brutalist aesthetic of my room perfectly. the grey is a nice shade but mine has a few tiny air bubbles in the concrete.
build quality is solid and it won't tip over. however the concrete feels a bit dusty even after wiping it down.
fits well in a small corner. cylindrical shape is very neat, just keep in mind it is strictly for single stems as the mouth is narrow.
bahut accha weight and finish. it stands very firm even with a long dried flower branch. a proper industrial piece!
Product details
Description
Key Features:
- Material: Concrete construction for a weighted feel
- Design: Minimalist cylindrical form with a narrow opening
- Finish: Raw, unpolished surface texture
- Stability: Heavy base to prevent tipping with taller stems
The Frank Vase brings a brutalist aesthetic to the tabletop. The concrete texture provides a neutral backdrop that allows the natural colours of flowers to stand out.
It works effectively on a study desk, a nightstand, or as part of a grouped shelf display. The compact footprint makes it suitable for smaller surfaces where space is limited.











