Wall Mounted Vase with LED Backlight, Textured Capsule Panel and Shelf

Design A is 60 cm (23.6 in) tall and 24 cm (9.4 in) wide. Designs B and C are 56 cm (22 in) tall and 25 cm (9.8 in) wide. All three are 4 cm (1.6 in) deep, which suits a strip of long narrow wall art beside a door or between a window and a corner.

Only if you choose the plug-in version. The Battery LED option runs cord free, which is why it works on a wall with no socket nearby and in rented rooms where you cannot run cable. Pick the one you want at checkout.

Yes. The borosilicate glass tube holds water and lifts out of the walnut bracket, so you fill it at the tap and slot it back. A single tulip, rose, orchid stem or eucalyptus sprig is what it is proportioned for.

That is one of the most common uses. Pothos, philodendron and tradescantia cuttings all root well in a clear tube with good light, which effectively turns a strip of narrow vertical wall art into a small propagation station.

MDF and engineered wood carrying a hand-applied stone-effect texture, with a walnut-tone wood shelf bracket. The surface is matte and tactile rather than printed, so it catches side light and holds a shadow.

On a keyhole hanger fitted to the back, using the included hardware. One fixing carries it, and because the panel is light there is no need to find a stud or use a masonry anchor on a standard plasterboard wall.

It is an accent glow, not a room light. The remote controls colour and brightness, so it can sit very low as a night light beside a bed, or turn up to give a hallway a soft wash after dark.

Design A is the tall one at 60 cm, a cream panel with a terracotta U-holder. Design B is 56 cm, a cream panel with two slot cutouts and a walnut shelf above the holder. Design C is 56 cm in reverse: a terracotta panel with a cream holder. All three take the same glass tube and remote.

Wipe the panel gently with a soft dry cloth. The stone-effect texture is porous, so keep water, steam and solvents off it. The glass tube can be rinsed in the sink and the wood shelf dusted like any other ledge.

The panel with its shelf fitted, the glass tube vase, the remote and the keyhole mounting hardware. Shipping is free and tracked. If anything arrives cracked or chipped, send a photo within 30 days of delivery for a replacement or refund.

It is made for the narrow strip of wall nothing else fits: beside a door, in a living room accent spot, an entryway or hallway, a dining nook, behind a desk, a reading corner or a spa or salon reception. The glow is a calm accent rather than a room light, and the Battery LED option suits spots with no nearby outlet, since no cord runs along the baseboard.

Yes. The panel is only 4 cm (1.6 in) deep, so it barely projects off the wall, and it hangs from a single keyhole hanger, so a vase and a soft light go on the wall instead of taking up a shelf, table or countertop in a small home.

Yes. It suits rented rooms where wiring is not an option, since the Battery LED option runs on batteries rather than a mains adapter. Nothing needs to be run through the wall or connected by an electrician, so it works the same in a rental as it would in an owned home.

Look at the details that are easy to skip: the texture is hand-applied stone-effect, not printed, the glass tube is borosilicate and lifts out to hold real water, and the LED halo is controlled by remote for both color and brightness. It hangs from one keyhole hanger, so the build stays simple despite those extras.

It isn't wood and metal: the panel is MDF and engineered wood with a walnut-tone wood shelf, no metal parts at all. Pros: hand-applied texture, a removable tube that actually holds water, and a cord-free battery option. Cons: the texture and wood tone vary slightly piece to piece since they're applied by hand, and measurements can differ by about 1 cm.

Yes, if you were going to buy those two things separately anyway. This is a wall mounted vase and a soft light in one narrow object, so a single keyhole fixing carries both instead of two separate items competing for the same strip of wall. The glass tube still lifts out of the bracket for filling, exactly like a standalone vase would.

No. It is borosilicate glass, not a standard glass tube, and it lifts fully out of the walnut-tone bracket so you can fill it at the faucet without getting the panel wet. It holds real water for fresh stems and slides back into the bracket once it's filled.

Rose and ranunculus stems and orchid stems both suit it, as do dried options like pampas and bunny tail grass or dried lavender and wheat. The glass tube runs 15 cm (6 in) long, which is proportioned for a single stem rather than a full bunch.

For a slim vertical stretch of wall, yes. It is built for filling a strip of tall narrow wall art or long narrow vertical wall decor beside a door, a spot where a horizontal floating shelf with a vase balanced on top looks out of proportion. Here the shelf and holder come fitted to the panel itself, so there is one piece to hang, not several.

Everything mounting-related ships in the box: a keyhole mounting hardware set built for the keyhole hanger on the back. With that included set, a screwdriver is really all you need, since the panel's light weight rules out a stud finder or a heavy masonry bolt kit.