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    Updated: Oct 20, 2025 by Kris Jarrett

    The Best Faux Fiddle Leaf Fig Trees!

    After sending two pricey fiddle leaf fig trees went to plant heaven, I decided to go faux, and now I’m sharing the best faux fiddle leaf fig trees I’ve found!

    Fiddle leaf fig trees are absolutely gorgeous and add so much color and life to a room! I prefer living plants to faux when possible but as hard as I’ve tried, I can NOT keep a fiddle leaf fig alive.

    I bought a living fiddle leaf fig for the family room in our previous home when we first remodeled it and LOVED it! It looked fabulous right after I got it:

    Family room with fabulous art wall around the TV

    But week after week it lost more leaves and I was never able to nurse it back to health. I tried a second time with the same result and since these trees aren’t cheap, that’s when I knew it was time to go faux.

    I checked out every single faux fiddle leaf fig on the market, and found that you get what you pay for. Here’s the low-down on the best faux fiddle leaf fig trees… (post includes commissionable links; for more information, see my full disclosure statement {here}).

    Most Realistic Fiddle Leaf Fig Trees

    There are lots of fiddle leaf fig tree options and the best one for you depends upon what size and fullness you’re looking for. These are my favorites:

    Faux fiddle leaf fig trees

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    For our living room, I chose {this fiddle leaf fig tree} that’s one of the tallest and most realistic options. I LOVE how it looks:

    The best, most realistic faux fiddle leaf fig tree!

    I think the leaves look quite realistic, even close up:

    Artificial fiddle leaf fig tree that looks so real!

    It comes wrapped in a small burlap base so you need a pot or basket to place it in. I put in in {this same woven basket} that I had my real fiddle leaf fig tree in:

    A woven basket is the perfect "pot" for an indoor tree! Link to basket included in post!

    If you’re looking for a smaller faux fiddle leaf fig tree, I have and love {this one}. I placed it in one of {these baskets} next to the reading chair in the corner of our bedroom:

    Faux fiddle leaf fig tree next to chair in bedroom

    Still Want the Real Thing?

    Not sure you want to go with faux? Home Depot is a great place to find real fiddle leaf fig trees at a reasonable price. It depends on the store but they tend to be seasonal with spring and summer being the best time to look for them.

    If you want to first try your hand at a small fiddle leaf fig, you can actually buy them online from Home Depot {here}. The reviews are surprisingly good!

    Real faux fiddle leaf fig plant you can order online

    A small tabletop size looks so pretty on a coffee table:

    Fiddle leaf fig plant

    So what do you think – are you going to try out a living fiddle leaf fig first or go straight to faux?

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    1. Shelby says

      June 24, 2020 at 4:24 pm

      Love your tree! Did you get the Large or XL Basket?

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    2. Becky O'Brien says

      September 30, 2019 at 3:46 pm

      Kris, I just got a 6 foot faux fiddle leaf from QVC for $79.00 and its great! Not as full as yours, but is exactly right in it’s spot.

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    3. Tamara says

      June 15, 2019 at 9:27 am

      Love the space it looks gorgeous! What size basket did you buy for your fiddle tree? Your link sends me to all three sizes. I am hoping I can get an order in for their family & friends event. Love following your blog!

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    4. Holly says

      September 21, 2012 at 10:54 pm

      I just love greenery. I have a mix of silk lambs ear and some real plants. If my live plants last a month – I’m doing great, too! I just found your blog via Pinterest – your burlap backed bookcase post. Loving it!

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      • Kris @ Driven by Décor says

        September 22, 2012 at 10:52 pm

        Glad I’m not alone in my ineptitude with plants! Thanks for reading Holly!

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    5. Becky says

      September 21, 2012 at 5:25 pm

      Like these ideas. I’m only left with 1 jade plant now that I have kiddos who like to dig and very little “up high” space. I’m going to put it in a more decorative container now!

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      • Kris @ Driven by Décor says

        September 22, 2012 at 10:52 pm

        I totally get that – my kids knocked one of my plants over onto the carpet when they were little and that was the end of plants at my house for years!

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