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Since I thrifted a vintage wall-mounted vase, which now hangs in my bathroom, I’ve been spotting tons of similar options at many of my favorite home decor retailers. If you’re looking for a clever way to display certain houseplants, florals, or greenery (dried, fresh, faux — you name it!) without sacrificing precious surface area, a wall vase is the small-space-friendly way to do it. Keep scrolling for nine of my top picks for every interior design style below. Even better? The prices start at just $20! 

Theresa Wall Mounted Solid Brass Vase
$54$43

Bring on the brass! This vase would look just as chic against a neutral wall as it would paired alongside a peppy wallpaper. This 100% brass vase has a polished finish, so it's an excellent option for anyone who prefers pieces that don't have a patina.

$43 at Magnolia
Chris Loves Julia Small Wall-Mounted Brass Vase
$60

If your style leans more rustic, you’ll want to consider this aluminum and steel vase. It still has a brass finish but features a more weathered look to it, with its faux pitting. It’s conveniently available in two different sizes — a large (measuring 16 inches tall) and a small (eight inches tall) — so it should work regardless of your amount of wall space (or lack thereof).

$60 at Pottery Barn
Lara Hanging Basket
$129$65

Add a touch of cottage flair to your home with the help of this scalloped wicker wall vase, which is full of textured charm. At 20 inches tall, it’s an excellent option for those who prefer to display branches as opposed to smaller, traditional cut blooms.

$65 at Ballard Designs
Wall Mount Planter
$40$33

Available in a handful of different colors and boasting sweet swirled handles, this ceramic wall vase is a great pick for any minimalist who still wants to hop on board this decor trend. You can buy these as singles or in sets of three.

$33 at Etsy
Gracie Oaks Allis Glass Wall Vase
$62$52

This farmhouse-style glass and metal wall vase offers a streamlined look that adds visual interest to any room without overwhelming the space. Bonus: It features recycled glass, so it’s a sustainable solution. And you can even choose to suspend this vase from the ceiling, if you’d rather that!

$52 at Wayfair
Striped Ceramic Vase Wall Hanging
$20$19

Featuring both curves and prints (choose among hearts, stripes, flowers, and more), this wall vase doesn’t take itself too seriously. It would be a great accent piece to mix in with an existing gallery wall for some added vibrance. Or try it in a kids' room or maximalist bath for yet another fun decorative touch.

$19 at Etsy
Checker Bag Wall Vase
$29

This vase has a charming backstory: It was inspired by the paper cones that traditionally house popcorn and other snacks at a local fair (I can totally see it!). If you’re one for a whimsical accessory, this checkered cutie is sure to call your name.

$29 at Ban.do
Ferm Living Eddy Wall Vase
$129

Go mod and sleek with this stainless steel vase that’s both sculptural and luxe. Its reflective surface will play nicely with any natural light flowing into your space, too.

$129 at 2Modern
Kala Vase
$160

Neutral-lovers, this is a wall vase you won’t want to miss. Featuring a geometric silhouette and hand-hewn-looking finish, this piece, while a splurge, is a prime choice for any warm minimalist space. Just add a few pieces of pampas grass, and you’re good to go.

$160 at Revolve

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