Fort Large Vase from Ned Collections – Ceramic, Speckled Glaze

Soft, sculptural, and quietly grounding, the Ned Collections Fort Large Vase is designed to bring an effortless sense of ease to a room. Organically formed with gentle, imperfect lines and the natural character of its finish, it’s a piece that sits beautifully in both minimalist and lived-in homes—adding shape, texture, and warmth without feeling loud.

Style it as a standalone object on a console or coffee table, or use it to anchor a simple arrangement. It pairs especially well with tonal, coastal-luxe styling: pale timber, linen textures, and a few thoughtfully chosen stems.

For an elevated, low-maintenance look, pair it with our faux florals collection (think soft, airy stems or sculptural foliage). For a cohesive vignette, style alongside pieces from our décor collection or layer it into our Scandinavian-inspired edit for that calm, curated feel. You can also explore the rest of the range in our Ned Collections collection. Why You’ll Love It

Organic silhouette with a refined, sculptural feel
Neutral ceramic finish that suits modern, coastal and Scandi interiors
Looks beautiful styled empty or with a few intentional stems
An easy “anchor piece" for coffee tables, sideboards, and shelves

Brand/Vendor: Ned Collections
Material: Ceramic
Size: Large
Dimensions: 19.5cm diameter x 19.5cm (H)
Finish: Natural, softly speckled/tonal ceramic look (as pictured)

Care
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. If using fresh flowers, use a watertight inner vessel to protect the ceramic (recommended unless confirmed watertight by the supplier). Styling Tips

Single-stem minimal: One sculptural faux branch for a clean, architectural look.

Coffee table anchor: Pair with a tray and a small stack of design books for height balance.

Shelf styling: Place slightly off-centre with a candle and a framed print to create an easy triangle composition.

Bathroom calm: Style with tonal towels and a soft diffuser for a serene, spa-like corner. FAQs

Is the Fort Large Vase watertight for fresh flowers?
If not explicitly confirmed by the supplier, it’s safest to use a watertight inner vessel (or style with faux stems).

What size stems suit this vase best?
Medium-to-tall stems with a simple silhouette look best—think a few sculptural branches rather than a dense bouquet.

How do I style it if I don’t want florals?
It looks beautiful left empty as a sculptural object—especially on books, trays, or paired with a candle.

How do I clean it?
Wipe gently with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can mark the finish.