Paloma Wall-Mounted Skinny Wooden Bud Vase
Description
Description
A single tubular vase carved from smooth natural wood, designed to mount flush against the wall. Its slender vertical form brings a minimalist, organic accent to any space, and it suits exactly the places a picture frame would feel too heavy: beside a doorway, above a light switch, along a narrow hallway, or in the gap between a mirror and a towel bar. Empty, it reads as a small piece of sculpture rather than as an unused vessel.
The Paloma is turned from solid wood, sanded to a soft touch, and finished to show the grain rather than hide it. The narrow bore is sized for a single stem, a garden cutting, or a small cluster of dried flowers, and an optional slim glass or plastic liner lets you use fresh water without exposing the wood. Keyhole hardware on the back hangs it flush and level from one nail, and the slim profile keeps it clear of shoulders and doorways.
From Oak Mercer, this skinny wall vase is a low-commitment way to add height and warmth to a bare wall. Hang two at different heights for asymmetry, or line up several down a hallway for repetition. Wipe with a dry cloth, keep away from prolonged damp, and rinse the liner between arrangements.
- Material: solid natural wood, sanded smooth with visible grain
- Form: slim tubular wall-mounted bud vase
- Best for: single stems, garden cuttings, dried florals
- Fresh flowers: use a slim glass or plastic liner
- Mounting: keyhole hardware for flush single-nail hanging
- Brand: Oak Mercer
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Free standard shipping on every order within the United States, with no minimum. Express delivery is available at checkout for $15.00. Returns accepted within 60 days of delivery.
Flush To The Wall
The tubular body sits flat against the wall instead of projecting into the room, so it works in a hallway you brush past every day. Nothing catches a shoulder or a coat sleeve.
Smooth Carved Wood
Smooth natural wood gives it an organic softness that keeps a minimalist wall from feeling cold. The material does the decorating, so the form can stay quiet.
Made For Narrow Gaps
It suits exactly the places a picture frame feels too heavy: beside a doorway, above a light switch, or in the gap between a mirror and a towel bar. Oak Mercer built it for those awkward strips of wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of stems does it hold?
What kind of stems does it hold?
A single bud, a sprig of eucalyptus, or a few dried grasses suit the slender tube perfectly. One or two stems is the look it was designed around.
Where is the best place to mount it?
Where is the best place to mount it?
Beside a doorway, above a light switch, or along a narrow hallway wall are all ideal. It shines in tight vertical spaces where other decor looks cramped.
Does it look bare with nothing in it?
Does it look bare with nothing in it?
No. Empty, it reads as a small wooden sculpture, so you are never rushing to fill it.
Can I use fresh flowers in a wooden vase?
Can I use fresh flowers in a wooden vase?
Dried and preserved stems are the easiest match for wood and keep the piece looking its best long term. If you want fresh stems, set them in a slim water tube inside.
How much does it stick out from the wall?
How much does it stick out from the wall?
Very little. The flush profile is the whole point, which is why it works in passages where a bulkier piece would be in the way.
