
If you manage a hotel, restaurant, office or public space, a large artificial tree is one of the few single purchases that changes how the whole room feels. Here's why so many designers specify them - and what to check before you buy.
Trees are just nice to be around. They are relaxing. They are comforting. They offer a silent exchange of well being between humans and nature.
However, most people in the UK live in urban communities, our work is done in buildings, a lot of our leisure time is also in enclosed spaces and travel often involves passing through large buildings such as stations and airports.
It is obviously difficult to transfer such splendid, tranquil and imposing natural environments into settings such as offices, hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, large atriums and airport terminals etc.


But as can be seen from the examples here, there is a way to provide the ascetic pleasure that real trees bring using an artificial alternative.
The best way to understand scale is to see it: browse our large tree installations or our large artificial trees category, then get in touch with your ceiling height and floor plan - we'll advise what fits.
Or if you're planning a project and would like to talk it through, get in touch HERE

