She thought it was a real $800 olive from a specialty nursery. Didn't realize it was faux until I told her. That's the standard.
Designer-grade trees that make a room feel intentional.
Lifelike up close. Never wilts, never drops, never asks anything of you.
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Twelve species. Every aesthetic.











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| Rootless | Pottery Barn | Nearly Natural | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hand-finished bark | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Silk-touch leaves | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Planter included | ✓ | Sold separately | Sold separately |
| Pre-assembled | ✓ | Partial | ✕ |
| Free shipping | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Home trial | 14 days | Returns fee | No returns |
| Warranty | 3 years | 30 days | None |
| Price range | $262–$374 | $399–$899 | $199–$699 |
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*Pricing current as of Spring 2026. Competitor data collected from public websites. Comparison reflects flagship olive/ficus trees at the 5–7ft size range.
Room by room
EntrywayThe first thing guests see — and the first thing that signals the home is intentional. Frames the doorway. Anchors the entry. Never asks for water.
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BedroomThe calming presence of a tree without the dust, the pests, or the humidity questions of a live plant beside where you sleep.
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OfficeA focal point that doesn't wilt during slow weeks or die during long trips. Adds life to a workspace that asks nothing back.
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Screened-in PorchThe tropical feel of a patio garden — without the weather. UV-stable through summer sun and winter drop-offs. Year-round greenery, no replanting.
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Living RoomThe corner everyone forgets about — finally solved. Adds vertical height, softens square furniture, and makes the whole room feel designed instead of assembled.
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Dining RoomArchitectural presence in the room where people gather. The right tree turns a dining space into somewhere you want to linger after the plates are cleared.
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She thought it was a real $800 olive from a specialty nursery. Didn't realize it was faux until I told her. That's the standard.
That's how confident I am. Full home, every room, zero maintenance. Guests always ask. They're real until they're not.
I keep catching myself touching it to double-check. The branching is irregular the way real trees are — nothing about it feels factory-made.
Why guests can't tell

The tree that completes the room — and never asks for anything back. Lifelike up close. Built for years.