Black And White Vase

If you're wondering what to fill empty vases with, then keep reading. Stones and water add an elegant touch to a large vase that's filled with candles. When the candles are lit, it creates a peaceful and cozy atmosphere in any room.

Another great idea is covering Styrofoam balls in colorful thumbtacks and adding them to your vase. The next tip is a classic idea but never seems to lose its nautical flair, and that is adding sand and seashells to the vase in any room of the home.

Feel free to use alphabet magnets when decorating a vase for a child's room or classroom. For a more adult version of the idea, use scrabble tiles instead.

Painting pinto beans or dying cheap rock salt to look like gemstones around candles is another amazing idea to spruce up any clear vase in your home.

Also, try filling up branches and then topping them off with flowers to create the perfect balance between femininity and masculinity.

There are countless great spots to place a black and white vase in your home. For example, depending on the room, you could choose to place it:

• Living room: in the middle of your coffee table, on a bookshelf, on a wall shelf, on a side table, in an empty corner, or on your fireplace
• Dining room: as a centerpiece
• Corridor: next to a door or in an empty corner
• Bedroom: next to your dresser, on your nightstand, or next to a tall mirror
• Bathroom: next to your freestanding bathtub, on a cabinet, or on a long sink unit

Glass is an excellent material for vases, as it doesn’t cause a reaction between the vase water and the vase. It is also resistant to scratches and easy to clean. Glass vases are also aesthetically pleasing as they show the complete flower bouquet.

Ceramic can also be used for your black and white vase and may be the most artful choice for displaying a geometric black and white design. Ceramic is usually lighter than glass and handles extreme temperature changes well. If you are using your black and white vase for decorative purposes, metal is another great material. Whether your vase is large or small, metal is highly durable and can withstand wear and tear.