Loose artificial branches for a tall vase: olive branch, monstera, ficus, and beech leaf, from 70 to 100 cm. A branch has a different effect than a bouquet. It is sparse instead of full, and it is precisely this emptiness between the leaves that keeps it calm in an already busy room.
How many branches in a vase
Three to five pieces are usually enough. More turns it into a bush, and then you lose precisely the line you're aiming for. Turn the branches so that they point in all directions and don't fall into the same plane. Choose a vase that is about half the height of the branch, with a narrow neck, so that the stems stay together.
The olive branch
Our most requested branch, in 70 and 100 cm. Narrow silver-green leaves, a thin gnarled stem, and an occasional olive among them. It suits almost any interior because the color tends towards gray and therefore doesn't clash with anything. It looks good in both an earthenware jug or a glass bottle.
The same all year round
A real branch dries out, loses leaves, and curls after a few weeks. These don't. No water in the vase, no green residue on the glass, no leaves on the table. Dusting and occasionally rotating it a quarter turn is all it needs.
Delivery
Free delivery in the Netherlands and Belgium, with a fourteen-day cooling-off period.
Zo staat het in huis
Dezelfde stukken, maar dan in een echte kamer
Op een witte achtergrond is elke boom even groot. Hieronder zie je ze staan waar ze horen, zodat je de hoogte kunt afmeten aan een deur, een raam of een bank.
