Artificial Potted Plant, Cement Pot

A tall artificial plant finished in a grey cement pot with rope handles. Thirteen designs, 70–122 cm (27.6–48.0 in) high and 55–78 cm (21.7–30.7 in) wide.

Free delivery in the UK & US

Every order is tracked door to door. UK: free over £60, otherwise £4.99. US: free over $80, otherwise $8.99.

7–12 working days

Shipped direct from our workshop, with tracking from the moment it leaves us.

30-day happiness guarantee

Damaged or not as described? Send a photo and we will refund or replace it.

We wanted flowers that would still be beautiful a year from now — not just on the day they arrived.

Why we love it

The pot is part of the plant, rather than something added afterwards. Each design comes finished in the same grey cement planter, with simple rope handles that give the otherwise solid form a softer, more relaxed feel. The neutral finish works with timber, stone, plaster and darker furniture without competing with the greenery.

The plants themselves are deliberately varied. Some designs use fine fern fronds that spread lightly from the centre, while others have broader leaves or taller palm-like foliage. The different silhouettes are what make the thirteen versions feel like separate plants rather than the same arrangement in different colours.

Several designs have a more open, airy shape, with stems rising at different angles and leaves sitting at different heights. Others are fuller and more architectural, making more of a statement when placed beside furniture or against a plain wall. The variation means you can choose something quiet for a smaller corner or something taller to anchor a larger room.

The cement planter gives each arrangement enough visual weight to stand on its own. There is no separate cachepot to find and no need to work out how to balance a tall artificial plant inside a decorative pot. It arrives as a finished piece, ready to position.

These work particularly well beside sofas, consoles, shelving, windows, dressing areas and entry furniture, where a little extra height helps break up an otherwise empty vertical space. They also suit offices and commercial interiors where real plants would need regular watering and maintenance.

The greenery stays in place without trimming, feeding or changing with the seasons. A light dusting from time to time is enough to keep the leaves looking fresh, making them an easy way to introduce more permanent structure and greenery into an interior.

Thirteen designs are available. Overall heights range from 70–122 cm (27.6–48.0 in), with widths from 55–78 cm (21.7–30.7 in). The cement planter is 27 cm (10.6 in) high.

Select an option above to see the size and price for that piece.

Boxed with the blooms cushioned so nothing is crushed on the way. Stems and foliage travel compressed — open the box, ease each one out from the centre and give the petals a few minutes to settle. That five minutes is the difference between fine and convincing.

Dust with a soft brush, or a hairdryer on its cool setting for a deeper clean. Keep out of direct, prolonged sunlight to hold the colour, and keep it dry — these are not made to sit in water.

UK delivery is free over £60, and £4.99 below that. US delivery is free over $80, and $8.99 below that. Shipped direct from our workshop and tracked the whole way. Tracking updates are usually available within 2–3 working days after leaving China, with delivery typically taking 7–12 working days. View full delivery details.

If it arrives damaged or is not as described, send us a photo within 30 days. We will refund or replace it, and there is no need to return it. Changed your mind? Tell us within 14 days of delivery and you have a further 14 days to send it back. Return postage to our address in China is at your own cost, and the piece needs to be unused and in its original packaging. View full returns & refunds details.

How to style it

A few ways to bring it into your space.

Dining and entryway

Set as a centrepiece for everyday dining, or by the door where it is the first thing anyone sees.

Console and shelf

Pair with candles or a favourite object for a styled corner that never needs rearranging.

Gifting

Arrives ready to give — no vase, no water, no wilting before the box is opened.

Not all faux flowers are created equal

If you have ever worried that faux flowers look obviously fake, you are not wrong — the quality range in this category is enormous, and most of it is built to a price.

Here is what we look for in a piece before we will sell it, and what we turn down.

Lifelike Bloom
Budget faux
Petals

Cut and cupped individually, shaded so the colour deepens at the base

Flat, stamped petals in one uniform tone

Silhouette

Foliage set at uneven lengths so the outline stays irregular

Neat, symmetrical shape that reads as manufactured

Colour

Layered shading across each bloom and between stems

A single flat colour repeated across every flower

Materials

Silk-finish fabric on a shaped core, with wired or rope fixings

Moulded plastic with a visible seam

Up close

Holds up at arm's length, on a table or in the hand

Convincing from across the room only

Over time

Keeps its shape and colour away from direct sunlight

Fades and flattens within a season

What makes us different

Three things we will not compromise on, and why they are what separate a faux stem you look twice at from one you never look at again.

Palm and banana pair artificial potted plant in a cement pot in a grey cement pot with rope handles with the full colour range

Faux, not fake

A convincing bloom is mostly a question of edges. Petals are cut and cupped one at a time, then shaded so the colour deepens where a real flower would hold light and lifts where it would catch it. The flat, single-tone petal is what gives cheap stems away from across a room — before you have registered the shape, you have already read the colour, and a flower that is one colour all over is not a flower your eye believes. Look at the base of any bloom here and you will find three or four tones sitting in the same petal.

Fern and caladium pair artificial potted plant in a cement pot in a grey cement pot with rope handles, styled in a room setting

Set by hand

Foliage does the rest of the work. Leaves, sprigs and filler are placed at uneven lengths so the silhouette breaks up instead of resolving into a neat outline — and a neat outline is what your eye is actually reading when something looks manufactured. Real stems never agree on where to stop. Because each piece is assembled by hand rather than pressed into a mould, no two sit exactly alike, and the small differences between them are the point rather than a defect.

Bright green fern artificial potted plant in a cement pot in a grey cement pot with rope handles, styled in a room setting

Chosen, not just sourced

We buy on those two things and turn down a great deal that fails them, however good the price. Anything with a visible seam, a stamped petal or a colour that has been printed rather than layered does not make it onto the site. What does make it here is then packed to survive the journey — compressed so nothing is crushed, cushioned where the blooms sit, and shipped tracked so you know where it is. Five minutes of shaping when it lands and it looks the way it looked when it left us.

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