Description
Bring a warm seasonal note indoors with this large faux berry stem, a decorative piece finished in a deep, glossy red. Standing 73cm tall with a slim 13cm width and 13cm depth, it makes a full and upright addition to a vase or floor jug. The berries are moulded from plastic, formed in clusters along a bendable stem so you can angle and shape the display to suit your arrangement. The colour runs right through each berry, giving a rich, even tone that reads well from across a room.
This is one of those faux plants that works hard through the colder months and beyond. Group a few stems together in a tall ceramic vase for a festive hallway welcome, or slot a single stem in among evergreen foliage and pinecones for a more natural mantel display. The red pairs neatly with brass, dark wood and cream linen, and it holds its own against greenery in a mixed bouquet. Because it needs no water or light, you can place it anywhere, including shelves and windowsills where fresh flowers would struggle.
Practical and low fuss, this stem keeps its shape year after year and stores flat between seasons. There is no dropping, wilting or petals to sweep, which makes it a sensible choice for busy homes. A light dust now and then keeps the berries bright, and the plastic construction wipes clean with a damp cloth. Fold the stem gently to fit a storage box, then reshape when you next set it out.
Specification
| Type |
Faux Plants |
| Colour |
Red |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
73cm |
| Width |
13cm |
| Depth |
13cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the stem made from?
The berries and stem are moulded from plastic with a glossy red finish. The colour is consistent throughout, so it stays vibrant and does not fade quickly with everyday use.
How should I style it?
Group several stems in a tall vase for a fuller look, or mix one with faux foliage and pinecones. The red works well with brass, dark wood and neutral linens.
Is it too tall for a table display?
At 73cm it suits a floor vase, tall jug or hallway console rather than a low table. For shorter arrangements you can trim or bend the stem down.
Can I shape the stem?
Yes, the stem bends so you can angle the berry clusters and adjust the overall form to fit your chosen vessel.
How do I keep it clean?
Dust lightly with a soft cloth, or wipe the berries with a slightly damp cloth to lift any marks. Let it dry fully before storing.