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When Ree Drummond unveiled her new Pioneer Woman home collection at Walmart, the new furniture and bedding naturally stole the spotlight. But if you've seen how she decorates her home at Drummond Ranch, you know it's never just about the big pieces. Thoughtful accessories—tucked onto bookshelves, stacked on coffee tables and styled throughout the house—give every room its personality.
Her new ceramic vases do exactly that, too. They quickly became some of the collection's most sought-after pieces, selling out almost as soon as they arrived. When Ree first debuted the line, she said of vases, “This is out of stock because it flew.” Now, the vases are finally back, giving shoppers another chance to bring home some of the collection’s prettiest accents.
Available in three distinct shapes and sizes, the vases were designed to blend effortlessly into any room. Each one brings something different to a space.
The tallest silhouette makes a beautiful statement on its own, especially when filled with fresh greenery or oversize branches. The curved medium vase is ideal for coffee tables and kitchen islands, while the shorter style is perfect for bookshelves, nightstands, or bathroom counters. Displayed together, the trio creates an effortlessly layered look.
As for the designs, Ree chose soft neutral finishes and subtle textures that give each vase the look of handcrafted pottery. All three feature delicate floral patterns in shades of blue or yellow, along with artisan-inspired handles. Their organic silhouettes complement the warm wood furniture, vintage-inspired artwork and cozy textiles found throughout the new home collection.
Better yet, they look like the kind of pieces you’d spend years searching for at flea markets and antique stores — even though you can simply add them to your Walmart cart.
During a recent room-by-room tour of the new collection, Ree said, “I love it because we’ve actually put little tight roses in the vase but it also works for big stalks.”
Flowers are always a beautiful option, but these vases don't need blooms to make an impact. They're just as striking when left empty, allowing their sculptural shapes and textured finishes to become part of the décor. Group them with stacked books, candles, framed photos, or wooden trays to create a vignette that feels warm and lived in.
Although Ree’s new ceramic vases may be small compared to the collection's statement pieces, they just might be the finishing detail that ties your whole room together.
