Crosofmi artificial olive tree in a black pot (150cm)

Description

If you like the idea of an olive tree beside your favourite chair but have never quite had the right light for one, this Crosofmi tree is an easy way to get the look. At approximately 150cm tall, it brings foliage up into the room rather than leaving all the greenery at shelf level. A narrow trunk and a softly rounded canopy give it a relaxed shape that works especially well with wood, linen and woven textures.

Make it part of your room

This is a single tree in a small black pot, approximately 15cm across and 13cm high. The base is cement-weighted, while the plain container is easy to slip inside an outer basket or planter. You can keep the original pot visible for a simple finish, or use a decorative container to connect the tree with the rest of your furniture. Any added basket, moss or lighting is a styling choice rather than an included accessory.

A bedroom corner is a particularly nice home for this size. It gives height beside a low chest or armchair without the spread of a much larger floor plant. In a living room, try setting it slightly away from the wall so that the branches cast gentle shadows and the outline is easier to appreciate.

Flexible branches, a more natural outline

The branches contain wire, so you can open them out and adjust their position after assembly. Expect some shaping when you first unpack the tree. Lift the larger branches gently, separate the smaller stems and turn a few leaves towards the room. There is no need to make every side identical; a little variation helps the foliage feel more convincing.

Customers frequently mention how realistic the finished tree looks. One owner liked it enough to buy a second, and described how a basket and their own finishing touches helped it settle into the room. Others have praised its size and overall quality. Those experiences make the strongest case for spending time on the initial arrangement instead of leaving the branches compressed from the packaging.

An indoor spot is the best choice

For lasting colour, we would choose an indoor position for this tree. One customer who kept theirs outdoors reported fading after a year, despite being delighted with its original appearance. Indoors, it is a useful option for spaces where a living olive tree would need more sunshine than you can provide.

Care is straightforward: remove light dust with a soft duster, or wipe gently with a damp cloth when needed. There is no watering, feeding or seasonal pruning. Once you have found a pleasing shape, the tree can simply become part of the background of everyday life.