Our newest artificial plants

are anything but standard

Artificial plants are no longer what they used to be. With our new collection, we show that artificial plants are anything but boring: from sculptural trees to refined leaf shapes and impressive statement pieces.

Extra-large sizes: featuring an absolute showstopper – a tree nearly 4 meters tall

Inspired by the latest botanical trends: no ‘perfect’ symmetry, but organic and lifelike

High-quality finishing: from leaf texture to trunk details

Always beautiful: no water, no light stress, no seasonal changes

This collection was developed with the professional market in mind: from hospitality and retail to offices, showrooms, and high-end interior projects.

Innovative and completely on-trend

Current interior trends call for greenery that brings calm, yet still has character. Japandi, biophilic design, and natural layering play an important role in this.

The Ficus Alii fits perfectly within this trend with its slender leaves and airy volume

The Olea Europaea (olive tree) adds timeless Mediterranean elegance and is widely used in hospitality and retail concepts

For those looking for a stronger sculptural statement, the Queensland Bottle Tree offers an organic shape with subtle Japanese influences

And the Dracaena Marginata stands out with its multiple long trunks: a playful, layered composition that adds height and rhythm to an interior

Large trees as a statement in jumbo pots

Large trees up to 4 meters tall, such as the Ginko Biloba Tree, deserve a stage. And that is exactly where our jumbo pots excel – both aesthetically and functionally. The combination of tall trees and generous pots creates a powerful statement that defines spaces and adds structure.

Thanks to their height and open branching, these artificial trees bring calm and rhythm to an interior without feeling heavy. They truly come into their own in grand entrances, open living spaces, showrooms, and other commercial environments where impact is key without compromising consistency and balance.

Curious to discover which trees fit your next project?