This artificial tree replicates the Ficus Lyrata, commonly known as the fiddle-leaf fig. It features broad, wavy leaves with clearly defined veining, a recognisable branching structure and an upright stem. The overall colour impression is deep green, giving the tree a natural and understated appearance. The pot diameter ranges from 20 to 23 cm depending on the chosen variant.
The size and visual weight of this tree make it well suited to office environments, hotel lobbies, reception areas, retail spaces and care facilities. It fills a corner or frames an entrance without any requirements for additional lighting or natural daylight. For projects involving multiple rooms, the available height range allows variation within a consistent style.
As an artificial plant, this Ficus Lyrata requires no watering, feeding or specialist care: wiping with a dry or slightly damp cloth is sufficient. Two height variants are available on this page, from 160 to 180 cm. Choose the height based on ceiling height and the desired visual proportion within the space. Orders can be placed per unit or in larger quantities for a project.
Is this artificial tree suitable for indoor use? Yes, this Ficus Lyrata is designed for indoor use. It has no requirements for light or temperature, making it suitable for virtually any interior setting, from offices to reception areas.
How much maintenance does this artificial plant require? Maintenance is minimal. Wiping occasionally with a dry or slightly damp cloth is all that is needed. No watering, feeding or pruning is required, which makes it practical for busy environments.
How do I choose the right height for my space? Heights range from 160 to 180 cm on this page. Consider ceiling height and the visual proportion you want to achieve. In rooms with a standard ceiling height, 160 cm works well; taller rooms benefit from the 180 cm variant.
Can I order multiple units for a project? Yes, orders can be placed per unit or in larger quantities for a project. The available height range also makes it possible to introduce variation within a consistent series across multiple rooms.
How realistic does this plant look up close? The leaves are broad with clearly defined veining and natural colour variation in deep green. The branching structure and stem are characteristic of the Ficus Lyrata and hold up well to close inspection.
