Description
This extra large snowy spruce tree brings the shape of a frosted evergreen indoors, standing a full 213cm tall so it holds its own in generous rooms and open hallways. Moulded from durable plastic, each tier of branches carries a dusting of white that mimics fresh snowfall across the deep green needles, giving the piece a wintry, seasonal feel without the mess or upkeep of a real tree. The tapering form reads as a classic spruce, wider at the base and narrowing to a neat crown.
As one of our taller faux plants, it suits living rooms, entrance halls, conservatories and shop displays where you want height and a festive focal point. Set it in a woven basket or a plain planter to ground the base, then thread warm white lights through the branches for evening warmth. It pairs well with wrapped gifts beneath, a few muted baubles or paper decorations, and looks equally at home in a pared-back Scandi scheme or a cosier, layered interior. Position it in a corner where the full silhouette can be seen.
Being faux, this tree needs no watering, light or feeding, and it will not drop needles across your floor. To keep it looking fresh, lift dust from the branches now and then with a soft duster or a gentle blast of cool air. The plastic construction wipes clean with a barely damp cloth, and the tree can be packed away and reused season after season, making it a practical alternative to a live spruce.
Specification
| Type |
Faux Plants |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
213cm |
| Width |
- |
| Depth |
- |
Frequently Asked
What is this tree made from?
It is moulded from durable plastic with green needles finished in a white, snow-dusted effect, so it keeps its shape and colour year after year.
Where does a tree this size work best?
At 213cm it needs a room with height, so living rooms, hallways, conservatories and retail spaces suit it well. A corner shows off the full silhouette.
How should I style it?
Stand it in a basket or planter, add warm white lights and a few subtle decorations. It works with both minimal and cosier schemes.
Does it need a base or planter?
The tree sits on its own stand, but placing it in a basket or planter steadies it and gives a tidier, finished look.
How do I clean it?
Dust the branches with a soft duster and wipe the plastic with a barely damp cloth. Pack it away carefully to reuse each season.