Description
This faux buxus plant brings a neat, rounded ball of greenery to any spot without the upkeep of a living plant. The dense foliage is moulded from plastic in a fresh green shade, with layered leaves that mimic the clipped, topiary look of a real box plant. It sits in a stone effect pot that adds a grounded, textured base, finished to resemble weathered stone. Standing 20cm tall with a footprint of 14x14cm, it is a compact piece that suits a shelf, windowsill, console or side table where a touch of green is welcome.
Faux plants like this one earn their place in rooms that get little natural light or in spots that are awkward to water. Group it with a couple of other pots for a small indoor cluster, set it against a run of books, or use it to soften a bathroom or hallway ledge. The stone effect pot works well with neutral, rustic and modern schemes alike, and the tidy shape keeps things looking considered rather than overgrown. It reads convincingly from across the room and holds its form all year round.
Because there is no soil or watering involved, this piece stays put and stays green with almost no effort. An occasional dust with a soft cloth or a gentle blast of cool air keeps the leaves fresh, and the pot wipes clean with a damp cloth. Keep it out of prolonged harsh sunlight to protect the colour over time. It is a practical way to add planting where real greenery would struggle.
Specification
| Type |
Faux Plants |
| Colour |
Green |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
20cm |
| Width |
14cm |
| Depth |
14cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the plant made from?
The foliage is moulded plastic finished in green, set into a stone effect pot. It is designed to hold its shape and colour without any care beyond an occasional dust.
Where does this piece work best?
It suits shelves, windowsills, consoles and side tables, and works well in low-light spots where living plants struggle. Group it with other faux plants for a small display.
How big is it?
It stands 20cm tall with a 14x14cm base, so it is a compact size that fits easily on most surfaces without taking over.
Does it look realistic?
The layered leaves recreate the clipped topiary shape of a real buxus, and the stone effect pot adds convincing texture, so it reads well from a normal viewing distance.
How do I keep it clean?
Dust the leaves with a soft cloth or use a gentle blast of cool air, and wipe the pot with a damp cloth. Keep it out of prolonged harsh sunlight to preserve the colour.