Casa Bella Decor presents 147 decorative accents from distinguished brands including Uttermost and Surya. Our collection features ceramic and glass vases in coordinated sets, hand-painted canvases, framed artwork, and faux botanical arrangements. These finishing touches transform houses into homes by adding personality, color, and visual interest to every room.

Decorative accents complete the story your furniture begins telling. A carefully chosen vase on a console table, artwork above a sofa, or a sculptural object on a bookshelf creates the layered, collected look that makes spaces feel intentional and welcoming. Our selection includes pieces suitable for traditional and contemporary interiors, with many designs rated for both indoor and outdoor use.

Our price range spans from $149 for ceramic vase sets to $970 for multi-panel hand-painted canvas collections. Many pieces come as coordinated sets of two, three, or five, simplifying the styling process while ensuring cohesive displays. Every decorative accent ships free to addresses across the United States.

Uttermost has been creating distinctive home accessories since Bob and Belle Cooper founded the company in 1975. Now led by Mac Cooper as President and CEO, this family-owned business combines premium quality materials with unique high-style design. Their decorative vases showcase the same attention to detail that has made Uttermost a trusted name among interior designers and homeowners worldwide.

Ceramic Vases

The Kadam set of 2 vases at $149 features rust brown and bright orange glazes that add warm color to neutral spaces. The Duostacked set at $297 showcases matte white textured ceramic in contemporary sculptural forms. The Gretchen vases offer textured surfaces in black at $389 or gold at $388 for dramatic visual impact. These ceramic pieces provide substantial weight and presence on mantels, consoles, and dining tables.

Glass Vases

The Chianti set at $311 features blueish green glass that catches and refracts light beautifully. The Aurora Swirl set at $195 combines blue and gold in bubble glass construction for iridescent shimmer. The Rhine set at $311 offers umber and brown glass tones for warm, earthy displays. Glass vases work particularly well near windows where natural light activates their translucent colors.

Indoor-Outdoor Vases

Several Uttermost vase collections carry indoor-outdoor ratings for covered patios, sunrooms, and screened porches. The Helix vase at $264 showcases blue glaze in a swirl pattern. The Veridian set at $343 offers rich green ridge textures. The Komorebi set at $258 features matte black construction. The Inara set at $228 provides creamy white elegance. The Charcoal Bloom set at $182 and Flare Spire vase at $191 in powder blue round out the weather-resistant options.

Specialty Finishes

The GeoForm set at $250 features antique brass finish for metallic warmth. The Umbrian set at $316 combines creamy white with rich bronze accents. The Anodic set at $286 offers deep brown tones. The Bower set at $411 showcases sleek black silhouettes. These specialty finishes coordinate with metal furniture frames and lighting fixtures throughout the home.

Surya brings their expertise in coordinated home furnishings to decorative accessories. Known for translating current design trends into accessible, well-crafted products, Surya vase collections offer modern styling at competitive price points. Their pieces complement both contemporary interiors and transitional spaces seeking subtle sculptural interest.

Sparta Collection

The Sparta set at $300 includes three blue ceramic vases in varying heights and profiles. Grouping three vases creates visual rhythm and allows for flexible arrangement on mantels, shelves, and tabletops. The blue tones work beautifully in coastal, contemporary, and traditional color schemes, providing a pop of color without overwhelming neutral foundations.

Konark Collection

The Konark set at $208 offers five brushed matte black ceramic vases in graduated sizes. This collection provides maximum flexibility for styling, allowing you to group all five together for dramatic impact or distribute them throughout a room for cohesive design threads. The matte black finish suits modern and industrial interiors while the ceramic construction adds warmth.

Sets of multiple vases simplify decorating decisions by providing pre-coordinated pieces designed to work together. Mix heights and shapes within a set for dynamic arrangements, or place identical pieces at regular intervals for rhythmic visual flow.

Uttermost's hand-painted canvas collections bring original artwork into homes at accessible prices. Each canvas is individually hand-painted by skilled artists, resulting in subtle variations that confirm authentic handwork rather than mass-produced prints. These pieces arrive gallery-wrapped and ready to hang, simplifying the installation process.

Abstract Collections

The Life Scenes Abstract set at $618 features two hand-painted canvases with expressive brushwork and contemporary color palettes. The All Of A Sudden set at $594 offers similar artistic expression in different tones. Abstract art works in virtually any interior, providing visual interest without competing with other decorative elements or dictating specific color schemes.

Landscape and Nature

The Gray Reflections set at $572 showcases hand-painted interpretation of natural scenes. These pieces bring organic calm to living spaces and bedrooms, creating focal points that encourage relaxation. Landscape art has timeless appeal that transcends decorating trends.

Framed Canvas Collections

The Just Peaking set at $655 and Bring Me In set at $594 feature canvases in coordinating frames for a polished, gallery-ready presentation. Framed pieces suit more traditional interiors and provide finished edges that gallery-wrapped canvases lack. The Smoke Break set at $893 offers three hand-painted canvases for dramatic multi-panel installations.

Installation Tips

Hang artwork so the center sits at eye level, approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor. When placing art above furniture, leave 6 to 8 inches between the furniture top and canvas bottom. Two-piece sets should be hung with 2 to 4 inches between canvases, treating them as a single visual unit.

Uttermost's faux botanical arrangements provide the organic beauty of live plants without maintenance requirements. These pieces combine realistic artificial greenery with decorative vessels, arriving ready to display without assembly or additional purchases. Position them in any lighting condition without concern for plant health.

Eucalyptus Arrangements

The Essence Eucalyptus accent at $288 features realistic eucalyptus stems arranged in a sculpted gloss white vase. Eucalyptus provides organic texture and subtle green tones that complement virtually any color palette. The arrangement works on console tables, bathroom vanities, kitchen counters, and bedroom nightstands.

Palm Accents

The Axis Palm accent at $228 showcases palm fronds in a matte black teardrop vase. This design brings tropical character to contemporary spaces, working particularly well in modern and coastal interiors. The black vessel grounds the green foliage while providing sleek sculptural presence.

Benefits of Faux Botanicals

Quality artificial plants require no watering, sunlight, or ongoing care. They maintain their appearance indefinitely, making them ideal for vacation homes, offices, and spaces with challenging lighting. Position faux botanicals in interior rooms, windowless bathrooms, or dark corners where live plants would struggle. Occasional dusting keeps them looking fresh.

The Rule of Three

Group decorative objects in odd numbers, particularly threes, for visually pleasing arrangements. Three vases of varying heights create more interest than two matching pieces. The asymmetry feels natural and draws the eye through the grouping rather than stopping at symmetrical endpoints.

Height Variation

Arrange objects at different heights to create visual rhythm. Place tall vases at the back or ends with shorter pieces in front or center. This layering adds depth and prevents flat, one-dimensional displays. The Surya Konark set of five vases exemplifies this principle with graduated sizes built into the collection.

Color Coordination

Pull accent colors from existing elements in your room when selecting decorative pieces. If your throw pillows feature blue tones, consider the Sparta blue ceramic set or Chianti glass vases. For warm-toned spaces, the Kadam rust and orange set or Rhine umber glass vases provide complementary color.

Placement Locations

Mantels provide natural display surfaces for vase groupings and artwork above. Console tables in entryways welcome guests with decorative arrangements. Bookshelves benefit from interspersed vases breaking up rows of books. Coffee tables accommodate lower arrangements that do not obstruct conversation sightlines. Dining tables feature seasonal displays changed throughout the year.

Indoor-Outdoor Transitions

Use indoor-outdoor rated pieces to extend your decorating style to covered patios, sunrooms, and screened porches. The Uttermost Helix, Veridian, Komorebi, and Inara collections handle humidity and temperature variations while maintaining their appearance season after season.

Ceramic Vase Care

Dust ceramic vases regularly with soft, dry cloths. For deeper cleaning, wipe with slightly damp cloths and dry immediately. Avoid abrasive cleaners that can scratch glazed surfaces. Matte finishes may show fingerprints more readily than glossy glazes. Handle textured pieces carefully as raised details can chip if knocked against hard surfaces.

Glass Vase Maintenance

Clean glass vases with standard glass cleaner and lint-free cloths. Interior surfaces can be cleaned with bottle brushes for vases used with water and fresh flowers. Colored and art glass may fade in direct sunlight over extended periods. Position away from south-facing windows for maximum color preservation.

Hand-Painted Canvas Care

Dust canvases gently with soft, dry cloths or feather dusters. Never use water or cleaning solutions on hand-painted surfaces as these can damage paint and varnish layers. Avoid hanging in direct sunlight which can cause fading over time. Keep canvases away from heat sources like fireplaces and heating vents.

Faux Botanical Maintenance

Dust artificial plants monthly with soft cloths or compressed air. For deeper cleaning, wipe individual leaves with slightly damp cloths. Some faux botanicals can be gently rinsed under cool water and air dried. Avoid heat styling tools or hot water which can damage artificial materials.

Outdoor-Rated Pieces

Indoor-outdoor vases handle covered patio conditions but should be brought inside during extreme weather. Wipe clean with damp cloths as needed. These pieces resist fading and moisture damage but benefit from occasional cleaning to remove pollen and environmental deposits.

What makes indoor-outdoor vases different from regular vases?

Indoor-outdoor vases feature materials and finishes engineered to withstand humidity, temperature fluctuations, and UV exposure found in covered outdoor spaces. These pieces resist fading, cracking, and moisture damage that would affect standard ceramic or glass vases. Use them on covered patios, in sunrooms, or screened porches with confidence.

Are the hand-painted canvases originals or prints?

Uttermost hand-painted canvases are individually painted by skilled artists rather than printed reproductions. Each piece displays subtle variations in brushwork, color application, and texture that confirm authentic handwork. These variations make each canvas unique while maintaining the overall design intent.

How do I choose vase sizes for my space?

Scale vases to your surface and ceiling height. Large mantels and console tables accommodate taller pieces up to 18 inches. Coffee tables and nightstands suit smaller vases under 10 inches. Consider the visual weight of surrounding furniture when selecting vase proportions for balanced displays.

Can I use decorative vases for fresh flowers?

Most ceramic and glass vases accommodate fresh flowers and water. Check that your vase has a watertight interior before filling. Some decorative vases feature narrow necks or sculptural openings better suited for dried arrangements or faux botanicals than fresh cut stems.

How many decorative pieces should I display together?

Group three to five pieces for most displays, using odd numbers for natural visual flow. Avoid overcrowding surfaces which can appear cluttered. Leave breathing room between objects and vary heights for dynamic arrangements. Quality over quantity creates more impactful displays than numerous small pieces.

Do vase sets need to stay together?

No, you can separate set pieces throughout a room or home to create cohesive design threads. Placing one vase from a set in the living room and another in the dining room ties spaces together visually. Alternatively, grouping the entire set creates concentrated impact on a single surface.