Artificial Ficus Trees
The ficus is the classic indoor tree, and the artificial version has one clear advantage over the real thing: it will not drop every leaf the moment you move it. Real ficus are notoriously sensitive to being relocated, to draughts and to inconsistent watering, and a sulking one can look bare for months. These do not sulk.
The range covers the two main looks. The fiddle-leaf style has large, sculptural, violin-shaped leaves and makes a strong contemporary statement — it suits a bright, simply furnished room where it can be the focal point. The smaller-leaved weeping styles are softer and more traditional, and read as a gentler, more established piece of planting; they work well in period interiors and in schemes where you want greenery without drama.
Most ficus trees here arrive in a plain nursery pot, which is deliberate — it lets you drop the whole thing into a decorative planter chosen to match your room rather than living with whatever the tree came in. For a taller focal point, see large artificial trees.
