Malus Crabapple — Orchard Carmine

Harvest-poised and sculptural. This premium artificial crabapple branch lifts twig-fine sprays with lacquered leaves and fruit clusters in orchard carmine, a nuanced red that drifts from cherry to russet with a natural bloom. Mixed berry sizes step the eye along the stem, so a single branch can feel lively and elegant; gathered in threes, it can build a painterly still life for consoles, mantels and entrance tables.

Dimensions (indicative):
Overall length: ~90 cm
Fruit form: mixed clusters; individual fruit approx. 1.5–2.5 cm in diameter

Design notes:
Stand it in a tall clear-glass apothecary around forty to fifty-five centimetres high and the fruit can appear to float among twig lines, bright, crisp and contemporary for kitchens and window ledges. Choose matte black ceramic about thirty to forty centimetres for a deeper, evening tone that can read considered on dining settings. With stone grey, chalk white and warm taupe the red settles into an editorial, composed palette; alongside terracotta, coral and soft blush it can turn convivial and sun-warmed; against deep evergreen, midnight blue and charcoal the carmine can sharpen and can read graphic. A single calla lily threads a disciplined trumpet through the branch, roses anchor the piece with plush cups, and peonies add a clouded bloom that amplifies volume while keeping the line intact. Several branches together form a self-sufficient tableau, abundant yet controlled. (Styling suggestions only; vessels and companion stems are sold separately unless expressly stated.)