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Plus, the genius vases that are made for those who don't have a knack for flower arranging

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VIEW IN BROWSER 11 polka-dot dresses that will never go out of style find out more Get ready for these cleverly-designed vases to elevate your flower arranging talents Flowers. We love gifting them, we love receiving them, but let's face it, not everyone has a knack for arranging them. But rather than being left to our own clueless devices, tulip vases are the homeware hack all anthophiles need in their life – the valve-like vessels with multiple slots for individual stems or small clusters of blooms will help you give Nikki Tibbles a run for her money. For an investment piece, Marloe Marloe's glazed ceramic vase (£390), Ali Hewson's small wavy tulipiere (£525) and Bloomsbury Market's green ceramic vase (£86.99) stay true to their pottery roots, but modernist fans won't be able to go past Rosenthal's contour gold vase (£160). A key player in the tulip vase game, Dutch homeware brand Heinen Delfts Blauw boasts a statement colour-block selection in its Klei range – its pink heart vase (£30) and green cylinder vase (£45) double up nicely as all-year-round centrepieces – while the undulating indentations in Nordic Nest's tulip vase (£22) veer more on the moody side. If you're a fan of blue and white Chinoiserie print, Velvet Victoria Home's blue and white tulip vase (£38) blends the worlds of classic and modern, while Stone The Crow's deep emerald tulipiere (£45) wouldn't look out of place on an artfully-arranged side table in Soho House. Bouquets just got a whole lot less intimidating… Raffia – not just for summer tote bags when it comes to the accessories game A SHORT STORY / £15 These tomato-red beauties also come in zesty lime and three neutral shades to please both minimalists and maximalists buy now Best of Colombia / £45.43 Looking for earrings to wear to all those weddings? The search ends with this handwoven pair buy now Mango / £15.99 The perfect holiday earrings don't exis... This boho daisy motif design will take you straight from beach to bar buy now Bauble Sky / £14.94 Whether you're in Cornwall, Croatia or Cap Ferrat, match the azure sea with this crescent moon-shaped pair buy now N beads / £5.24 For those who exclusively dress in vanilla ice cream shades when the weather's hot, these chic beaded charms are for you buy now Wenli Boutique / £13.10 These liquorice allsorts-inspired woven hoops come in four colours, but we're opting for the hot pink to nail Barbiecore buy now 3 no-cook sharing boards to make when it's too hot to go near the oven get the recipes

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