These Artificial Plants and Flowers Are So Gorgeous You Can't Tell They're Fake (2024)

You'd have to try to pull off a leaf before you realized this beauty is a fake. Terrainpotted the plant in a gorgeous terra-cotta vessel, and it makes the perfect refresher for that dark, windowless corner.

Add a bit of the Italian countryside to your room with this large olive tree. Real olive trees are hard to grow in most climates, so opt for the easier option fromWest Elm.

A soothing eucalyptus plant at your new home office will keep the outside world close without the work. Add a little height underneath, as shown here, for a larger, more dramatic statement.

Never fuss over the cost or headache of arranging peonies again! Artisans at theFrench Bee handcraft each arrangement from the highest-quality silk that will last forever.

RH's faux orchidis handcrafted and makes a gorgeous centerpiece in any hallway or on adining table.

A bit of sunny citrus will warm up the room with this quirky plant from Anthropologie.

Fiddle Leaf figs will never go out of style, and real ones are fickle at bestto grow. Opt for this faux option from Pottery Barn to bring some organic beauty to any space.

Bonsais are notoriously difficult to keep alive; even a single missed water day can kill some varieties immediately. Forget the hassle of discipline and go faux with thisNearly Natural silk alternative.

Add festive greenery to even the darkest rooms withThe Sill'sincredibly realistic maiden hair fern. It's delicate and dainty without needing the attention of a fragile plant.

Delicately handcrafted from silk, the French Bee's rose arrangementcomes in a colorful blue-and-white vase. The size is great for a statement arrangement on the table or tucked away in a quite corner.

Boston ferns are popular for their boisterous shape and lacy leaves, but they are notoriously difficult to keep alive. Nearly Natural's fern is lifelike because they are designed by real gardeners and plant specialists.

Sunny lemons add a bit of Mediterranean sunshine to your living room, bedroom or bathroom. And who couldn't use a little more of that at home?

Afloraloffers a wide variety of realistic silk flowers to create your own unique arrangement. We're especially smitten with these charming delphiniums.

Lush and textural faux succulents are set in a sculpturalcast metal troughand makes for a gorgeous centerpiece or an elegant side table accent.

Spritz this lovely little plant with lavender spray so every time you walk past you'll be swept away to the South of France—if only in spirit.

Topiaries look ever-so-chic but are hard to keep pruned as they grow. Jamali Garden's preserved boxwoodlooks plucked right from the garden with a rustic terra-cotta-looking pot.

Two giant maples planted in a Tuscan rustic potis a sophisticated decor addition to any space. Guests will think you've had a green thumb for years!

This trailing Tradescantia needs a hanging basket or a high perch to trail its glorious leaves. It brings a sense of whimsy to any corner or nook.

If you're a lover of cacti but are afraid of the rough edges around your pets, this fake cactus from Pottery Barnis a gorgeous solution, looking the part without the spikes.

A grouping of herb topiaries like Scout and Nimble's Thyme faux planton the dining or coffee table with look oh-so-chic.