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Summer Berry Branch, Coffee 66cm Faux Berry Stem

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Sale price$15.99
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Berries are the quiet workhorses of a good arrangement, and this one brings warmth with it. The Summer Berry Branch carries clusters of small round berries in a deep coffee brown, set against green leaves, on a stem that stands 66cm tall.

That height is the point. At 66cm it clears the rim of a tall vase properly, so it can hold a console or a floor vessel on its own rather than needing three other things to prop it up. Grouped, it gives an arrangement depth and shadow, which is what most faux bunches are short of.

The coffee tone is warmer and softer than a true black, so it sits comfortably with cream, oat, clay and pale timber without going heavy. Layer it through the wider faux flowers range, or let it stand alone where you want texture more than colour.

Why You'll Love It

  • Berry clusters with a warm, earthy coffee tone rather than a flat brown
  • Adds warmth, height and texture in one stem
  • No mess, no dropped berries, no wilting
  • Sits easily with neutrals, eucalyptus and dried textures
  • 66cm suits floor vases and statement vessels

Product Details

  • Height: 66cm
  • Colour: coffee toned berries with green leaves
  • Form: branching stem with clustered round berries
  • Sold: individually as a single stem

Styling It

  • Style solo in a tall sculptural vase for something pared back
  • Mix with faux eucalyptus or olive for contrast in leaf shape
  • Use as an accent in a wreath or a seasonal centrepiece
  • Layer into a shelf or console display where you want height and depth, following our shelf styling formula

Gifting

Bundle three stems with a ceramic vase and it becomes a present that arrives finished. It suits a housewarming, a thank you, or a Mother's Day gift for someone who likes the look of flowers more than the upkeep of them.

FAQs

How many should I buy?
One is enough for a narrow sculptural vase. Three gives you a proper gathered look in something wider. Our vase collection has the taller shapes that suit a 66cm stem.

What does it pair with?
Eucalyptus and olive stems are the easy answer, since the greens balance the brown. For something softer, put it behind cream or ivory blooms and let the berries read as the shadow line.

Can I shorten it?
Yes. Trim from the base with wire cutters or sturdy scissors, a little at a time. The berry clusters sit along the upper length, so you can take a good amount off without losing the interest.

In Short

A 66cm faux berry branch in a warm coffee brown, built for height and texture rather than colour. It holds a tall vase on its own, layers well behind softer blooms, and asks for nothing once it is in place.

Summer berry branch faux stem with clustered berries and green leaves on a plain background
Summer Berry Branch, Coffee 66cm Faux Berry Stem Sale price$15.99

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