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Kentia Palm, Potted 1.5m / 1.8m Faux Plant

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Sale price$299.00

Please note: this is an oversized item and will incur a freight fee. Please get in touch before purchasing for a quote.

The Kentia Palm is the palm that interior stylists keep coming back to. Its fronds are fine and arching rather than stiff, so it reads as elegant instead of tropical, and it settles into a coastal, Japandi or quietly classic room without shouting about it.

This faux version carries 86 leaves on slender canes and comes potted, ready to drop into a decorative planter. Choose 1.5m for a corner beside a sofa or a console, or 1.8m where you want the fronds to arch out at eye level and genuinely fill the space.

Common questions

Which height should I choose?
1.5m suits most living rooms, bedrooms and hallway corners. 1.8m is for high-ceilinged rooms, stairwells and open-plan spaces where a shorter plant would disappear.

Does it come with a decorative pot?
It arrives in a plain 15cm nursery pot. Drop that straight into a basket or ceramic planter around 30 to 36cm across, then top with moss or stones to hide the rim.

Can I shape the fronds?
Yes. Fan each frond outward and slightly upward after unpacking, and let a few curve down. A palm that has been fluffed looks convincing, one straight out of the box does not.

Why you will love it

  • 86 fine, arching fronds for a full, elegant canopy
  • Two heights, 1.5m and 1.8m, to suit the room
  • Arrives potted and ready to slip into a decorative planter
  • No water, no light, no dropped fronds
  • Suits coastal, Japandi and classic interiors equally well

Product details

  • Height: 1.5m or 1.8m
  • Leaves: 86
  • Pot: 15cm diameter, 13cm high
  • Indoor use
  • Care: dust the fronds gently with a soft cloth

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The rest of our faux plants and planters and pots are worth a look if you are styling a whole vignette. To have a combination put together for you, get in touch.

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