Keeplush artificial olive tree with a tall white planter (180cm)

Description

The white planter is part of the appeal of this Keeplush artificial olive tree. It gives the foliage a clean, finished base, so the tree feels like a complete piece of room decoration rather than something waiting for an outer pot. At 180cm tall, it has enough height to soften a living room corner, brighten a conservatory or make a home office feel a little less workmanlike.

A finished display from the floor up

The included planter has a simple white finish that works with both pale interiors and darker furniture. Above it, the branching trunk supports 861 leaves and 41 decorative olives. The little fruit details add contrast among the greens, while the gaps between the branches let some light through the canopy.

This is a single tree for indoor use. There is no need to add a separate decorative pot unless you want to change the look. If you are choosing it for a corner, check the available spread as well as the height: the branches are adjustable, so the final outline can be more upright or more open depending on the room around it.

Simple assembly, then a little arranging

Customers describe a potted lower trunk and three upper branches, with numbers and alignment arrows to help the sections meet correctly. Once the main parts are together, the smaller branches can be eased out into position. Work gradually from the centre towards the tips, giving the foliage space without forcing the connections.

One detailed customer account particularly appreciated this clear assembly system and the stability of the pot. The same owner liked being able to choose between a tighter shape and a fuller spread. It is a practical advantage if you are trying the tree in more than one place before settling on its permanent home.

How it feels in a room

Buyers of the 180cm version have praised its scale, the varied colouring and the way the white planter completes the display. Some describe a very realistic impression from across the room, while acknowledging that the artificial construction is more apparent close up. That is a useful way to enjoy it: as a leafy, decorative presence that makes the room feel softer and more welcoming.

An occasional dusting is all the routine care it needs. There is no watering, no need to turn it towards a window and no seasonal growth to manage. A spot beside a reading chair or sofa lets the foliage become part of the room without crowding a working surface. Other heights are available, but this version offers a substantial indoor tree with its decorative planter already taken care of.