New Trees

The latest arrivals in artificial trees cover almost the full height of a room, from the 57 cm monstera to the 210 cm bamboo. You will find the ficus, dracaena, sansevieria, Kwai palm and lemon tree, each presented in its pot.

Silhouette before species

Three families share this selection. The broad leaves of the monstera fill the space and can be seen from afar. The fine foliage of the bamboo and the Kwai palm lets the eye pass through and fits into a narrow corner. The sansevieria and dracaena grow straight up and take up little floor space.

One height for each use

Under 60 cm, the plant sits on a piece of furniture, a console or a table. Between 119 and 160 cm, it stands on the floor next to an armchair or the end of a sofa. At 180 and 210 cm, the bamboo and ficus act as a light partition, separating a dining area from a lounge area.

What makes artificial look real

Realism depends less on the leaf than on the staging. Spread the branches one by one, from the trunk outward, to give the foliage depth. Then turn the fullest side toward the room, as if the plant were reaching for the light. A planter around the original pot completes the illusion.

Frequently asked questions

Can these trees stay in a dark room?

Yes, they have no need for light. Just avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which eventually lightens the color of the foliage.

Do I need an additional planter?

It is not essential, since each tree comes with its pot. A planter mainly changes the look and lets you match the container to the rest of the room.

How do you stabilize a large tree?

Above one and a half meters, place the tree in a wider planter and weigh down the bottom with pebbles or sand. Choose a wall or a corner rather than a walkway.