Simons Maison
Artificial Ficus Green Plant
5/5 (2)
CA$148.00CAD
In Stock
This artificial ficus is a high-quality plastic plant with a braided trunk and dense pigmented foliage, standing 147.25 cm (58 inches) tall including the included black plastic pot (15.25 cm / 6-inch opening). The leaves contain malleable metallic wire stems, allowing the arrangement to be reshaped. It is designed for maintenance-free indoor decoration and cannot be shipped to Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, or Magdalen Islands.
- Color
- Green
- Material
- High-quality plastic
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Artificial Flora
Color
Green
Size
ONE SIZE
Specifications
High-quality artificial ficus plant with dense, realistic foliage requiring no maintenance.
High-quality plastic construction with malleable metallic wire inside to rearrange leaves; comes with a black plastic pot; height 58 inches.
- Color
- Green · green
- Material
- High-quality plastic
- Secondary
- metal
- Occasion
- everyday, homewear, gift
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Artificial Flora
Additional Attributes
- high-quality plastic
- malleable metallic wire
- no maintenance
- realistic finish
- dense foliage
- rearrangeable leaves
- black plastic pot
Product Insights
The Simons Maison Artificial Ficus Green Plant offers a lifelike appearance with semi-matte leaves and natural green shade, while malleable wire stems allow for customizable asymmetry and reshapable silhouette—lasting 7–10 years indoors with simple dusting, provided it avoids direct sunlight to prevent fading. At 148 CAD, it undercuts comparable US trees by 11–47% (and Target’s by 47%), translating to a yearly cost of roughly $15–21. Its cement base and wire stems lower the center of mass for stability, though fluffing and a cachepot may be needed for optimal balance; the included black plastic pot lacks drainage and decorative covering, a tradeoff for its low price. The plant fits furniture-adjacent 120–150 cm spaces and thrives in low-light corners, offering durable, bendable construction that withstands repeated reshaping over its lifespan.
Verified claims
- Leaf realism
- Leaves have a semi-matte finish and natural green shade.
- Leaf and branch arrangement
- Malleable wire stems let leaves rotate and branches stagger for asymmetry.
- Longevity
- Indoor leaves retain color 7–10 years; avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading.
- Shaping
- Wire stems allow fluffing, asymmetrical positioning, and leaf rotation for a natural look.
- Reshaping
- The wire can be bent repeatedly over years to adjust the silhouette.
- Price competitiveness
- 47% cheaper than Target's comparable tree after USD–CAD conversion.
- Annual cost
- Roughly $15–21 per year over a 7–10 year lifespan.
- Placement
- Fits furniture‑adjacent 120–150 cm bracket and thrives in low‑light corners.
- Durability
- Wire stems withstand repeated bending and the tree lasts 7–10 years indoors.
- Value
- At 148 CAD, it is 11–47% cheaper than US 58″ faux ficus trees.
- Stability
- Cement base and wire stems shift center of mass down; fluffing and cachepot help.
- Lifespan
- Indoor lifespan of 7-10 years with simple dust maintenance.
- Wire core
- Malleable wire stems prevent sagging and allow reshaping for stability.
- Cleaning
- Dust with a soft cloth or damp wipe, bending stems to reach every leaf.
- Fading
- Leaves fade in direct sunlight.
- Pot care
- The smooth plastic base is safe for floors, with a felt pad for added protection on delicate surfaces.
- Included pot
- Black plastic pot without drainage or decorative basket.
Product record
- Title
- Artificial Ficus Green Plant
- Brand
- Simons Maison
- Price
- 148 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
Ensuring a 58-inch plant stays stable and upright
- Because every stem includes a malleable metallic wire, you can deliberately arrange the densest, widest branches lower and spread them symmetrically around the pot, which not only creates a fuller silhouette but also slightly shifts the plant's real-world center of mass downward, improving its planted stability.
- The plant's height-to-base ratio — 58 inches of foliage over a pot opening just 6 inches across — concentrates most of the mass high and makes the assembly inherently unstable to side-to-side nudges, so any stabilization strategy must account for that leverage rather than hoping the stock pot alone will hold.
How durable is the plastic foliage over years of indoor use?
- The metallic wire inside each stem is malleable and can be bent repeatedly without snapping, so you can reshape the plant over years as your décor changes — it won't lose its pose or break like stiff plastic stems that eventually sag or crack.
- When kept indoors away from direct sunlight, a well-made artificial plant like this high‑quality plastic ficus typically maintains its color and flexibility for 7–10 years before noticeable deterioration, versus 1–3 years for budget PVC plants that become brittle and discolored.
How the price stacks up against similar artificial ficus
- Target's HomeStock 58-inch artificial ficus is listed at $162.99 USD, which at the same exchange rate translates to about $217 CAD — a full 47% higher than the Simons Maison's 148 CAD; for a Canadian buyer, the Simons price sidesteps the significant premium imposed on equivalent US-market trees and eliminates the headache of importing a bulky, heavy item.
- A 58-inch artificial ficus tree selling for $125 USD at Living Spaces shares the same adjustable branches and overall form factor, and would equate to approximately $167 CAD at a 0.75 exchange rate — meaning the Simons Maison's 148 CAD is already about 11% less, and that advantage grows when considering typical Canada-US shipping and duty costs.
Styling a large artificial ficus in your home decor
- At 58 inches (147 cm), this tree sits squarely in the 120–150 cm range that interior designers assign to furniture-adjacent placement — beside armchairs or desks — where it provides vertical accent without overwhelming the seating or looking undersized for a standard room.
- On an 8‑foot ceiling this 58‑inch tree fills roughly 60% of the vertical space, comfortably inside the designer guideline of staying under two‑thirds of the ceiling height, so it reads as proportioned rather than undersized or cramped.
- Designers treat a tall faux tree as an anchor in a composed vignette — fitting it beside a floor lamp, an art piece, or a stack of books to make the arrangement look intentional rather than like a lone plant dropped into a corner.
- Because this tree needs no light, it thrives in windowless bathrooms, dark hallways, and north‑facing rooms where a real ficus would drop its leaves — home reviewers confirm it works perfectly in a dark living room that kills live plants.
How to shape the wire branches for a lifelike tree
- Using the wire to angle branches at varying heights breaks the artificial 'cone' shape that factory-designed symmetry creates — a realistic silhouette instead relies on staggered, uneven armature where no two branches sit at the same plane, exactly the layout used in high-end artificial fiddle-leaf trees to pass the three-meter realism test.
- Beyond branch-level shaping, the wire at the individual leaf joint allows you to rotate each leaf face outward and slightly upward, then pull selected leaves sideways to create the haphazard, breathing-room gaps that a real ficus would show — dense foliage with no visible stems is a dead giveaway of imitation.
- The internal wire lets you unbend stems that arrive compressed against the trunk, pulling the foliage outward and downward to establish a fuller, floor-plant volume; the first step toward a convincing silhouette is to loosen every branch at its base and fan the leaves into a natural, slightly downward-angled spray, the way a real fiddle-leaf would settle.
Image Analysis
3 images- 01
Product
Single artificial ficus tree with a braided dark trunk, dense clusters of glossy green leaves, and a woven round basket at the base.
- Leaf clustersMultiple dense clusters of glossy, elliptical green leaves arranged along branching stems; leaves vary in size and overlap to form a rounded canopy concentrated in the upper two thirds of the image.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.06 · w 0.64 · h 0.62 (high) - Trunk constructionSingle dark brown trunk composed of two or more braided segments with a visible spiral vine wrapping around it, running from just above the basket to the canopy.
1 region
x 0.44 · y 0.48 · w 0.12 · h 0.36 (high) - Woven basket baseRound woven basket in a natural tan color holding the trunk; top rim and woven texture are clearly visible above surrounding white decorative stones.
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x 0.38 · y 0.78 · w 0.24 · h 0.12 (high) - Soil not visibleInterior of the basket is not clearly visible and no soil surface is distinguishable from this viewpoint.
Other
Studio-style composition with the plant centered against horizontal wooden planks, white decorative stones at the base, and warm directional lighting casting soft shadows to the left.
- BackgroundHorizontal wooden plank wall with warm wood grain occupies the full background behind the plant.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.00 · w 0.82 · h 0.82 (high) - Foreground surfaceWhite decorative pebbles surround the basket; a narrow strip of terracotta tiles is visible along the bottom edge of the image.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.86 · w 1.00 · h 0.14 (high) - Left architectural elementA vertical white stucco wall or column is visible along the left edge of the frame, creating a framed look for the composition.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 0.12 · h 1.00 (high) - Lighting and shadowsWarm directional lighting from the right produces soft shadows of leaves and trunk toward the left and emphasizes texture on the wood background.
Colors
deep foliage green· leaves#243303dark walnut brown· trunk#442B13natural tan· basket#C4834C- Leaf clustersMultiple dense clusters of glossy, elliptical green leaves arranged along branching stems; leaves vary in size and overlap to form a rounded canopy concentrated in the upper two thirds of the image.
- 02
Product
Close-up view of multiple artificial ficus leaves attached to thin brown stems; leaves are ovate with pointed tips, printed central veins, slight surface sheen and fabric or plastic texture visible under directional lighting.
- Leaf shapeOvate leaves with a pointed tip and a gently curved base, many overlapping and oriented in varied directions.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.32 · w 0.84 · h 0.56 (high) - Surface textureLeaves show a slightly matte-to-satin finish with visible fine fabric or plastic weave and a subtle printed sheen where light hits.
1 region
x 0.28 · y 0.46 · w 0.36 · h 0.24 (high) - Vein patternEach leaf has a prominent central midrib and lighter parallel secondary veins printed or embossed along the blade.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.56 · w 0.64 · h 0.30 (high) - StemsThin brown wiry stems are partially visible connecting clusters of leaves; stems are slender and slightly twisted.
1 region
x 0.10 · y 0.40 · w 0.30 · h 0.28 (medium) - Color variationLeaves exhibit multiple green tones ranging from medium bright green on top-facing leaves to deeper green on shaded leaves.
1 region
x 0.38 · y 0.34 · w 0.44 · h 0.30 (high)
Other
Tight close-up shot with shallow depth of field; soft directional lighting creates highlights and blurred background in warm peach tone.
- Shot compositionTight close-up framing focusing on the central cluster of leaves with peripheral leaves falling out of focus.
- BackgroundSmooth warm peach/tan background that is out of focus, providing contrast to the green leaves.
1 region
x 0.58 · y 0.02 · w 0.40 · h 0.20 (medium) - Depth of fieldShallow depth of field producing pronounced bokeh and soft blur on leaves farther from the focal plane.
- Lighting and shadowDirectional lighting from top-left creates highlights on upper leaf surfaces and soft shadows beneath overlapping leaves.
Colors
medium leaf green· leaf (medium green)#537C03deep forest green· leaf (dark green)#1C3302- Leaf shapeOvate leaves with a pointed tip and a gently curved base, many overlapping and oriented in varied directions.
- 03
Product
Lower trunk of a braided ficus with a coiled vine set in dark potting soil inside a matte cylindrical black planter; visible portion shows top of pot, soil fill, two textured brown trunks with a spiraling vine bearing green moss.
- Planter shapeMatte cylindrical metal or plastic planter with straight sides and a circular open top, shown from a slightly elevated front angle.
1 region
x 0.15 · y 0.42 · w 0.70 · h 0.48 (high) - Soil surfaceDark coarse potting soil visible inside the planter, filling the top interior and uneven at the rim.
1 region
x 0.27 · y 0.33 · w 0.46 · h 0.18 (high) - Trunk pairTwo vertical textured brown trunks positioned close together, showing bark texture and vertical fissures; trunks extend upward out of frame.
1 region
x 0.42 · y 0.12 · w 0.16 · h 0.50 (high) - Coiled vineA single vine or rope-like stem spirals upward around the trunks, visible as a rounded strand wrapping at least twice, with darker tone and occasional greenish moss on its surface.
1 region
x 0.40 · y 0.10 · w 0.20 · h 0.56 (high) - Moss on trunk and vinePatches of greenish moss or discoloration present on the trunks and on the vine's surface where it contacts the trunk.
1 region
x 0.45 · y 0.28 · w 0.10 · h 0.18 (medium)
Other
Image shows the product placed on a terracotta tile surface with a background of white decorative pebbles and a wooden or warm-toned vertical backdrop; warm directional lighting casts soft shadows to the lower left.
- Pebble backgroundLarge area of white rounded decorative pebbles behind the planter occupying the upper half of the image.
1 region
x 0.05 · y 0.00 · w 0.90 · h 0.33 (high) - Floor surfaceTerracotta-colored tile surface under and in front of the planter with visible grout line at left and warm surface texture.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.70 · w 1.00 · h 0.30 (high) - Lighting and shadowWarm directional light from upper right producing a shadow of the planter toward the lower left and subtle highlights on the planter rim.
- Shot compositionClose-up cropped vertically to show the planter and lower trunk; upper foliage is out of frame.
Colors
matte black· planter exterior#260A00weathered brown· trunks#745C3Bdark olive· vine#554223muted moss green· moss discoloration#8C7234very dark brown· potting soil#2A241C- Planter shapeMatte cylindrical metal or plastic planter with straight sides and a circular open top, shown from a slightly elevated front angle.
Documents & Data
Customer Reviews
2 total5
2 reviews · out of 5
Love the ficus plant!
★★★★★Joanne P.
Love the ficus plant!
Artificial discus tree
★★★★★Margaret T.
Lovely, full tree. Looks alive! Fits perfectly into my decor!
Q&A
5 answered- How realistic is the foliage compared to a real ficus—are the leaves matte or glossy, and do they feel like plastic?
- The foliage is described as having an 'unmatched realistic finish' with high-quality plastic leaves. While the exact finish isn't specified for this model, similar artificial ficus trees often feature matte leaves to avoid a plastic sheen—for instance, one high-end listing notes 'slightly veined, semi-matte leaves' [7]. We cannot confirm the specific texture of this tree's leaves, but the malleable wire branches allow you to shape them for a natural look.
- Is the green color a natural shade, or does it have an artificial plastic sheen?
- While we don't have a specific color description for this model beyond 'green', comparable 58-inch artificial ficus trees from other retailers are described as 'rich green' with a natural appearance [1][3]. The product notes 'unmatched realistic finish', suggesting a natural-looking shade rather than a plastic sheen, but we cannot confirm the exact tone without firsthand review.
- What is the weight of the plant, and is the pot stable enough to prevent tipping, especially since it's 58 inches tall?
- The product dimensions are 58" tall with a 6" pot opening, but the weight is not listed in our product data. Similar 58-inch artificial ficus trees from other brands weigh around 15 pounds and include a cement-filled base for stability [1][3]. This model's pot is described as plastic; it may have a cement fill or be lighter. We recommend placing it in a heavier decorative pot if you're concerned about tipping.
- How should the plant be cleaned, and will the leaves fade or degrade if placed in direct sunlight?
- The product is recommended for indoor use, and similar artificial ficus trees are not UV-stable, meaning leaves may fade in direct sunlight [6]. For cleaning, most artificial plants can be dusted with a soft cloth or wiped gently with a damp cloth [8]. Avoid harsh chemicals or submerging.
- Does the pot have drainage holes or is it purely decorative? Is it suitable for placing directly on floors without scratching?
- The pot is described as a black plastic container with a 6" opening, intended as a decorative planter. It likely does not have drainage holes, as artificial plants do not require watering. The plastic base should be smooth and not scratch floors, but we recommend placing a felt pad underneath for added protection, especially on delicate surfaces.