The Round Glass Decorative Jar, 35 cm, is a substantial accent for coffee tables, sideboards, shelving and display cabinets. Its low, wide profile favors horizontal arrangements and sits neatly below sightlines, so a composition reads calm and balanced. The lid completes the silhouette and keeps the set visually tidy.
Linear ribbing in the glass catches light to create soft reflections and add subtle texture to the room. The translucent finish blends easily with different palettes and materials without weighing down the space.
At 35 cm wide and deep and 32 cm high, it works well on its own or layered with books, trays and other decorative objects. The generous diameter anchors a vignette, while the restrained height helps it integrate with taller pieces beside it.
The neat rim detail around the lid echoes the vertical ribs along the body, giving the piece a cohesive, graphic look that reads well both up close and from across the room.
The low profile and wide proportions suit support surfaces that call for volume without excessive height. On coffee tables, it helps structure groupings with books and trays. On sideboards and in display cabinets, it can work as a focal point or as a transition piece between objects of different heights.
For larger surfaces, center the jar to ground the layout; on narrower consoles, place it slightly off-center to balance a framed artwork or mirror above. The circular plan softens straight-lined furniture and square trays, and the translucent glass pairs well with wood, stone and metal finishes.
For cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth. If needed, wipe with a slightly damp cloth and dry right after. Avoid abrasive products to preserve the surface and the glass finish.
Yes. The set includes the body and a lid in the same material.
It measures 35 cm in width, 35 cm in depth and 32 cm in height.
On coffee tables, sideboards, shelves, consoles and display cabinets as a decorative accent.
Use a soft, dry cloth. When needed, wipe with a slightly damp cloth and dry right after.
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