New Arrivals
New arrivals are the artificial trees and plants added to the Eververda range most recently - new species, new heights and new finishes, listed as each shipment lands. Interior designers and home stagers watch this page for pieces nobody else has specified yet; homeowners use it to see what is current before committing to a large purchase.
What is the most realistic fake plant?
The most convincing pieces are the ones where the trunk and stem work is real rather than moulded, and where the leaf colour varies across the canopy instead of repeating one flat green. Realism comes from irregularity: a slightly asymmetric crown, foliage that thins where a real tree would be shaded, and a trunk with bark texture you would touch without hesitating. Newer stock generally reads better than older stock for exactly this reason, because moulding and colour work keep improving year on year. If realism is your first priority, look at the larger specimens here first - the bigger the piece, the more of its construction is visible, and the most detail goes into the trees people stand next to.
Are faux plants in style in 2026?
Yes, and the reason is that the conversation moved from whether to use them to where. Designers now mix a small number of large, well-made artificial specimens into schemes that also contain real planting, using faux where light or access makes a living plant impractical - windowless corners, high ledges, hotel corridors, rental fit-outs and staged properties. What has gone out of style is the crowded shelf of small plastic pots. What is firmly in style is one properly scaled tree in a good planter.
How to choose the right size
Because this page mixes every height in the catalogue, filter by the space before you fall for the species. Measure floor to ceiling, subtract about 30 cm for clearance, and that is your maximum height including the planter. Anything shorter than roughly two thirds of the wall it stands against will read as undersized. For a standard-ceiling room start with Medium Trees; for lobbies and tall interiors go to Large and Giant Trees. Our Best Sellers show what other buyers settled on.
Frequently asked questions
How often does this page change?
It updates as shipments land, so the mix of species, heights and finishes here shifts through the year rather than on a fixed schedule. There is no way to reserve a piece ahead of its arrival, and a specimen that sells out is not guaranteed to come back in the same form, so if something on this page fits your space, treat that as the moment to decide rather than to wait.
How do we clean a newly arrived tree or plant before displaying it?
Most pieces need nothing beyond a light dusting after unboxing, since they travel packed and covered. Use a soft feather duster or a vacuum brush attachment along the branches, and a cool hair dryer setting for anywhere dust has settled into dense foliage. Leave water out of the routine unless the product page specifically says a wipe-down is fine.
Does the height listed include the planter?
Yes, unless a product page states the figure is foliage only. Treat the stated height as the tree or plant plus its pot, since that is the number that tells you whether a piece clears a shelf, a doorway or a ceiling in the space you are placing it.
What does unboxing and setup involve?
Trees ship with the branches folded flat against the trunk to keep the carton compact; tabletop plants usually arrive closer to display-ready. Setup means lifting the piece out, standing it in its planter if it is not already seated, and working outward from the trunk to bend each branch and separate the leaves by hand. No tools are needed at any size on this page.
Can any of the new arrivals be used outdoors?
Some can. A share of the pieces added here are rated for a covered outdoor spot such as a patio or entryway overhang, and this is stated on the individual product page rather than something to guess from the species. Check that rating before placing anything outside, since indoor-only foliage and hardware are not built for rain or unshaded sun.
