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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Sophie Edwards

Martha Stewart's unique alternative to a traditional vase is the stylish way to keep cut flowers fresh for longer – and it's an emerging design trend for 2025

Martha Stewart.

Cut flowers are the cherry on top of a beautifully designed room. They add a pop of color, a hint of freshness, and can even bring an alluring scent into your space. The only problem with cut flowers is they never last long enough. As with most things, Martha Stewart has found a solution.

The doyenne of homes took to Instagram to share her beautiful chrysanthemums from Bear Creek Farm. Though the first thing we noticed was the gorgeous blooms, the second was the innovative vase. Martha stores her flowers in a glass container that has a base with four test-tube-like receptacles coming off of it. The effect is stunning, and the benefits go beyond aesthetics.

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