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Faux Plants · Modern Floor Plant
OleaArtificial Olive Tree with Realistic Fruit
Introduce a refined, natural element into your workspace with a tall olive tree designed to finish the look of any office.
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Calm, composed height
A tall olive tree that finishes a room without asking for upkeep.
Quiet height
At nearly six feet, the olive brings vertical presence to a corner or a reception line. The detailed leaves and subtle fruit read calm and composed rather than loud.
Real-looking detail
Realistic olive leaves, subtle fruit accents, and a textured trunk give it a structured, believable silhouette. It finishes the look of a space without the watering and trimming of a live tree.
Poseable canopy
Every branch is wired underneath, so you can bend the canopy to fill a corner or lean it toward the light. The spread opens to about 23.6 inches.
Measured, not guessed
Know exactly what lands on your desk.
- Height180 cm (70.9 in)
- Canopy spreadAbout 60 cm (23.6 in)
- Planter pot17 x 17 x 14.5 cm (6.7 x 6.7 x 5.7 in)
- WeightAbout 6.94 lbs (3.15 kg)
- MaterialPlastic, fabric, iron wire, and foam cement
- DesignRealistic olive leaves and fruit, textured trunk
- PlanterBlack planter pot, 17 x 17 x 14.5 cm (6.7 x 6.7 x 5.7 in)
- BranchesWired, poseable; canopy spread about 23.6 in (60 cm)
- AssemblyTool-free, ships in two sections

How it compares
Where we win, and where we don't.
| Olea | The Amazon brand | The boutique | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foam cement anchored base | ✓ | − | − |
| Wired, poseable canopy | ✓ | − | − |
| Tool-free two-section assembly | ✓ | − | − |
| Realistic fruit and textured trunk | ✓ | − | − |
| Black planter pot included | ✓ | − | − |
| Nearly six feet of height | ✓ | − | − |
Comparison reflects typical options in each tier, not any single competitor.
Questions
Good to know before you equip.
How tall is the olive tree and how wide does it spread?
It stands 180 cm, which is 70.9 inches, just under 6 feet, and the canopy opens to about 23.6 inches (60 cm) wide. So it reads as a full floor tree, not a tabletop plant. Plan a corner or open spot that can take roughly two feet of spread once you fan the branches out.
What are the dimensions of the planter pot?
The black planter pot measures 17 by 17 by 14.5 cm, which is 6.7 by 6.7 by 5.7 inches. That is a compact base footprint for a tree this tall, so it tucks into a corner without taking up much floor. The trunk is anchored inside that pot for stability.
Will it stay standing if it gets bumped?
Foam cement set at the base of the planter gives the trunk a low anchor, so the tree holds its footing against a passing chair or an open window. The whole tree weighs roughly 6.94 lbs (3.15 kg), so it is light to move but bottom-weighted to stand steady where you set it.
Does it have actual olives on it, and do they look real?
Yes, it has realistic olive leaves and subtle fruit accents along a textured trunk, which is what gives it the calm, recognizable olive-tree look. The fruit detail is part of the design rather than an add-on. It is a faux tree, so the fruit is decorative and fixed, not removable.
How hard is it to put together?
It is tool-free. The tree ships in two sections; you slot the upper canopy into the lower trunk, fan out the branches, and it stands ready. No hardware to track down. Budget a few minutes to spread and shape the branches so the canopy looks full from the box.
Can I bend the branches to fit a specific spot?
Yes. Every branch is wired underneath, so you can bend and shape the canopy to fill a corner or lean it toward the light. That lets you tailor the roughly 60 cm spread to your space rather than living with a fixed shape.
Is it suitable for a shop or cafe, not just a home office?
It is, the listing covers modern home, office, living room, shop, and cafe settings. The compact pot and self-standing weighted base make it easy to place in a tight retail corner or by a window. Keep it out of constant harsh direct sun to help the foliage hold its color over time.
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