Briful artificial areca palm with ten stems (110cm)

Description

This Briful areca palm is a useful in-between size: taller than a table plant, but less imposing than a large statement tree. At 110cm, it can bring greenery to a bedroom corner, a reading area or the side of a low cabinet. Ten stems support a layered canopy of narrow green leaves, giving it a light, open appearance.

A palm you can arrange around the room

The foliage is made from polyester, with metal wire inside the stems to support gentle adjustments. You can draw the leaves upwards for a slimmer shape or let them spread out when the space allows. The different stem heights help the canopy feel more natural, especially when the fronds are not arranged in perfectly matching pairs.

Customers who chose the 110cm size have found the branches easy to manoeuvre and have appreciated being able to make the plant suit a particular corner. One owner also noted that it arrived assembled. Allow time to open and shape the foliage after unpacking, even when the main structure is already together. It is that final arrangement that gives the palm its character.

A practical base for your favourite pot

The supplied black pot is approximately 14cm across and 12.5cm high. Cement inside the base adds weight, while the small footprint makes it easy to place within a decorative outer container. A low basket will create a softer, informal look; a plain ceramic pot can make the same palm feel more contemporary.

Several customers have used this approach and particularly liked the finished plant once it was paired with a suitable pot. Make sure the outer container is wide enough inside, not just at its rim. The original base should sit flat and remain supported, with any decorative topping kept away from the point where the stems join.

Airy rather than densely packed

The ten-stem structure leaves space between the fronds, which is part of the palm's appeal. It adds a green outline without hiding everything behind it. One buyer would have preferred a fuller canopy, so this is a better choice for a light decorative accent than for creating a thick screen.

Indoors, it works particularly well against a quieter background where the divided leaves can be seen clearly. It does not need sunlight, water or pruning, making it easy to enjoy in a room that is unsuitable for a living areca. Use a soft duster or damp cloth to remove dust from the leaves, supporting the stems as you go. The selected version is one 110cm palm in a black pot. Other sizes are available if your space needs a different scale.