40" Faux Magnolia Branch Stem

Real height: 40 inches brings presence to consoles, buffets, mantels, and tall vases

Ready-to-bloom buds: cream buds caught just before opening look natural and current

Graceful shape: wired branch bends into a wide, organic silhouette

No shedding: nothing to drop or clean up off the floor

Works anywhere: neutral cream suits farmhouse, modern, and traditional rooms

No upkeep: holds shape and color year-round, no water needed

Entryway console: a few in a tall vessel for height and presence

Dining buffet or sideboard: a graceful, architectural accent

Mantel vessel: branch height that draws the eye up

Floor urn: group two or three for a fuller branch display

Modern minimalist: group the branches in a sleek vessel for a sculptural silhouette

Events: a tall, architectural element for centerpieces or lounge displays

Overall length: 40 inches

Buds: four open buds, about 3 to 4.5 inches, plus 18 or more closed buds

Color: cream / white

Structure: wired branch, splits about 16.5 inches from the base

Design: budded branch with open and closed buds

Material: wire, plastic, foam buds, and poly silk

Use: indoor or covered outdoor

Care: zero maintenance, wipe clean as needed

How tall is the magnolia branch?

It is 40 inches, a true statement height for tall vessels on a console, buffet, mantel, or in a floor urn. The branch splits about 16.5 inches from the base for a wide, graceful shape.

Is it in full bloom?

Not quite, and that is the appeal. It is a budded branch with four open buds and 18 or more closed buds, caught at that natural ready-to-bloom stage rather than fully open.

Are the buds open or closed?

Mostly closed. There are four small open buds, about 3 to 4.5 inches, plus 18 or more closed buds, which gives it that realistic ready-to-bloom stage rather than a full flower display.

Where should I put a 40 inch branch?

On furniture first, in a tall vessel on a console, buffet, sideboard, or mantel for height that draws the eye up. It also works in a floor urn, especially with two or three grouped.

Can I bend or shape the branch?

Yes. The branch and limbs are fully wired, so you can bend and angle them to get the silhouette and spread you want.

What size vessel works for a 40 inch branch?

A tall, weighted vessel works best, roughly 12 inches or taller on a console or buffet, or a floor urn. The branch stays bare for about 16.5 inches before it spreads, so that lower section seats down into the vessel.

What color is it?

Cream to white. The neutral tone suits farmhouse, modern, transitional, and traditional rooms and blends easily with what you already have.

Do I need more than one?

These look best grouped. Two or three branches together in a tall vessel or floor urn give a full, dramatic display. A large branch like this covers more space than a small stem, so a few go a long way, but a single branch reads sparse on its own.

What does it pair with?

White magnolia blooms and a few greenery stems. Our 14 inch magnolia leaf stem and 19 inch white magnolia stem make a natural all-magnolia grouping.

Can I use it outdoors?

Yes, in a covered area out of direct sun and weather, like a covered porch. It is designed for indoor and covered outdoor use.

How do I keep it clean?

Wipe the buds and branch gently with a soft, dry cloth when dust builds up. No water and no other upkeep required.

Will it hold its shape over time?

Yes. The wired branch holds the shape you set, and the cream finish keeps its color year-round with no wilting or fading to worry about.