DIY Wall Vase – Mason Jar Wall-Mounted Flower Holder
This DIY wall vase is an easy way to display fresh cut flowers using a simple mason jar mounted to a wooden board. If you enjoy bringing flowers in from your yard or garden, this wall-mounted flower holder gives you a vertical display that works beautifully in small spaces.
It is simple to build, beginner friendly, and adds natural texture to your home without taking up counter space.
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Why I Love This Wall Vase Idea
It turns fresh garden flowers into instant wall decor without needing a large arrangement.
It works well in small spaces where table space is limited.
It allows you to rotate seasonal flowers easily throughout spring and summer.
It doubles as both garden art and functional flower storage.
It is inexpensive and can be customized to match your home.
Supplies Needed
1 wide-mouth mason jar
1 wooden board (cut to desired size)
1 metal pipe clamp or hose clamp sized to fit the jar
Screws
Wall anchors (if not mounting into a stud)
Drill
Screwdriver
Optional: stain or paint for the wood, clear sealer for outdoor protection
How to Make a DIY Wall Vase
Step 1 Prepare the wood board.
Lightly sand the board and stain or paint if desired. Allow it to dry completely before attaching the jar hardware.
Position the clamp in the center of the board and secure it with screws. Make sure it is tight and level so the jar will sit straight.
Step 3 Insert the mason jar.
Slide the jar into the clamp and tighten until secure. The jar should feel snug but not overly forced.
Step 4 Mount the board to the wall.
Use wall anchors if needed, or secure directly into a stud for added strength. Make sure the board is level before tightening completely.
Where to Use a Wall-Mounted Vase
A DIY wall vase works beautifully in:
- Entryways
- Kitchens
- Garden sheds
- Covered porches
- Small bathrooms
- Laundry rooms
Because it mounts vertically, it adds greenery without using shelf or counter space.
Best Flowers for a Wall Vase
Since this is a smaller container, lightweight stems work best.
Great options include:
- Geranium cuttings
- Herbs like basil or parsley
- Cosmos
- Zinnias
- Small hydrangea blooms
- Dried flowers
If you grow flowers specifically for cutting, this wall-mounted vase makes it easy to rotate fresh stems every few days.
Indoor vs Outdoor Use
This wall vase works best indoors or in a covered outdoor space.
If placing outside:
- Seal the wood to protect from moisture.
- Use stainless screws to prevent rust.
- Avoid full exposure to rain unless properly sealed.
Water weight adds pressure, so secure mounting is important.
Design Variations
You can customize your DIY wall vase by:
- Using painted jars
- Adding two or three jars on one board
- Staining the wood darker for contrast
- Using reclaimed wood for a rustic look
- Mounting several in a vertical row
This makes a beautiful small-scale vertical flower display.
A wall-mounted mason jar vase is a simple way to bring your garden indoors. Instead of leaving flowers outside, you can enjoy them throughout your home.
This project connects container gardening with home decor – using what you grow in a practical and beautiful way.
