The Olive Tree
The Olive Tree
A five-foot olive tree with warm white lights through every branch. It stands in the corner the lamp never reached — beside the stairs, by the front door, at the end of the hall. The one piece in the line with a cable, because corners have outlets.
Shown: one tree. Two for $249. With the Olive Vine, $169.
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Size — 4.9 ft tall (150 cm), branches bend to shape
Materials — Fabric olive leaves, wired branches, a base
Light — Warm white LED through the branches · USB cable in the box
Goes — A corner, the stairs, the entry — anywhere with a floor and an outlet behind it
1 olive tree with the lights fitted · 1 USB cable · a one-page card. (USB adapter not included — the one from your phone does it.)
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Twenty minutes after sunset
The stairs
The entry
Twenty minutes after sunset
Stairs and entries have a corner, an outlet, and no table for a lamp. That is where this goes.
Warm white through every branch — the wall behind it lights up too.
Plugs in behind the trunk; the cord never crosses the floor.
The cable runs down the trunk to the outlet behind it. Nothing crosses the floor.
Now it turns the corner.
A tree beside the hearth, lit through. The far corner is finally part of the room.
The one piece in the line with a cable — and a corner to hide it in.
1
Open the branches; the base stands on its own.
2
The USB cable in the box goes into the adapter you already have, behind the trunk.
3
One cable, one adapter. A corner has an outlet; the tree hides it.
What it’s made of
A wrapped trunk on a base, wired branches you open by hand, fabric olive leaves in two greens, and the lights threaded through the branches.
Four places it goes, in homes with corners. Two of them are usually the answer.
The corner
The stairs
The entry
The dining room
| Question | The Olive Tree | A typical lit olive tree |
|---|---|---|
| The photos | Real, older homes — walls with corners | The same white showroom |
| The lights | Warm white, remote in the box, stated on the page | A spec sheet |
| If it isn’t right | Thirty nights, money back | Thirty days, if the seller is still there |
| Who answers | A person, by email | A ticket |
| Where it hangs | Four places, shown on this page | A product page |
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Thirty nights
Thirty nights with the lights on — then decide. Money back if it isn’t right.
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The ones we get most. Email for the rest.
Yes — this is the one piece in the line with a cable. USB, into the adapter you already have. It stands in a corner, and corners have outlets.
Just under five feet. It reads as a small tree, not a lamp.
Indoors.
It is on all evening, every evening, in one spot — a battery would be the wrong tool. The cable hides behind the trunk.
Yes. Unplug it and it is an olive tree.
Order it and live with it for thirty nights. If the wall isn’t better, email us — we send the return address, you post it back, we refund the full purchase price.
The Olive Vine for the mantel, the Olive Branch for the console — and Pillar™ for the hall where the outlet isn’t.
