A clipped boxwood cube, 25 inches tall and 18 inches wide, set on a natural wood trunk in a weighted base. The foliage is plastic and runs to 2,520 tips, which is what keeps the square dense into the corners instead of thinning at the edges where a shape like this usually gives itself away.
It carries limited UV protection and is specified for outdoor use as well as indoor. There is nothing to water and nothing to clip; the shape it arrives in is the shape it keeps, through a dark hallway or a west-facing terrace alike.
Squares like this get used either side of a front door, in a run along a terrace or a balcony rail, or singly in a planter at a shop front or reception desk. The weighted base holds it upright in a pot, and the wood trunk lifts the foliage clear of the rim so the cube sits above the container rather than swallowing it.
One piece, 25 inches tall by 18 inches wide, as shown.
