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Artificial Plants for Cafés

Small-format feature planters and counter displays.

Cafés buy small-space atmosphere: a 1.5–2.5 m tree that softens a corner, screens the queue from the till, or makes the terrace photo-worthy without a daily watering round. Because café fit-outs run on tight budgets and shorter leases, we keep this family factory-direct and simple — one tree, one planter, delivered ready-placed, no installation crew needed.

  • Compact footprints from 60 cm planter width — corner placement without eating seat count.
  • Terrace-grade foliage for outdoor seating under awnings; indoor fire-rated grade inside.
  • Ready-styled out of the crate: branch shaping pre-set at the workshop, not on site.

Common questions

What size tree fits a small café?

Most cafés take 1.5–2.2 m trees in 50–60 cm planters: one at the entrance, one mid-space as a screen. Measure ceiling height and remember hanging lights — send us the two numbers and we will confirm the safe maximum before you order. Oversizing is the most common (and avoidable) mistake.

Do café trees cope with coffee-machine humidity and cleaning sprays?

Yes. Foliage wipes clean with neutral detergent and does not absorb steam or odours. Keep the tree one metre from the espresso group head and steam wands and the finish will hold for years — that clearance is a guideline we include on every café spec sheet.

Common questions

What size tree fits a small café?

Most cafés take 1.5–2.2 m trees in 50–60 cm planters: one at the entrance, one mid-space as a screen. Measure ceiling height and remember hanging lights — send us the two numbers and we will confirm the safe maximum before you order. Oversizing is the most common (and avoidable) mistake.

Do café trees cope with coffee-machine humidity and cleaning sprays?

Yes. Foliage wipes clean with neutral detergent and does not absorb steam or odours. Keep the tree one metre from the espresso group head and steam wands and the finish will hold for years — that clearance is a guideline we include on every café spec sheet.