A twisted characterful trunk, silver-green foliage, authentic olive clusters, 180cm — the Amalfi is our most popular faux tree, and once you see it in person you'll understand why.

The faux olive tree is one of the defining interior styling choices of the last decade — and the Amalfi is the version that earns the category its reputation. The twisted, characterful trunk captures the quality that makes a real olive tree so beautiful to look at — the gnarled, expressive form that speaks of age and Mediterranean sun — while the delicate silver-green foliage and authentic olive clusters complete an arrangement that consistently stops guests in rooms to check whether it is real. At 180cm tall it fills a corner, a hallway, a dining room or a living room with genuine presence, requiring nothing beyond a good location.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The trunk is where most faux olive trees fail — a straight or uniformly tapered stem reads as manufactured rather than grown. The Amalfi's twisted, characterful trunk replicates the specific growth quality of an aged olive tree, the bark texture and the natural asymmetry of a tree that has been shaped by decades of sun, wind and harvest. The silver-green foliage — the characteristic dusty, two-tone quality of real olive leaves, darker on top and paler silver beneath — catches the light as the branches move and creates the depth and natural variation that makes the canopy convincing. The olive clusters add the final botanical detail that makes the tree read as a real specimen rather than a generic artificial plant.