The Sill's Fourth Of July Sale On Fake Plants Is Unfauxgettable

Danielle Gonzalez
·2 min read

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We <a href="https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-sill-faux-plant-collection-review_l_5d9b6b0be4b0fc935ede6ad0" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">previously reviewed The Sill's faux plants</a>. Now they're on sale.  (Photo: The Sill)
We previously reviewed The Sill's faux plants. Now they're on sale. (Photo: The Sill)

After spending a bit more time at home these days than usual, you’ve probably fixated on a few ways to improve your space, whether it’s setting up an office nook, upgrading your bedding or just bringing the outside in by ordering some plants online.

Plants can make you feel happier and help purify the air, but keeping them alive can be a struggle. Between overwatering, damage from pets or just having a brown thumb, plant care is harder than it looks.

That’s why fake plants are an excellent option for those who want the aesthetic without the extra effort.

The HuffPost Finds team previously reviewed The Sill’s faux plant line when they were unveiled last year and found them to be a noncommittal and easy way to add personality to the home.

The Sill carries a wide collection of real-looking faux plants that are currently 20% off now through July 6. HuffPost readers can get an additional 10% off their purchase (for a total discount of 30% off) when they use code HUFFPOST10 at checkout. Keep in mind the discount only applies to faux plants, not preserved ones.

These faux plants are perfect for dark corners and high shelves that get little sunlight, and are even better when you place them alongside real plants. After all, nobody needs to know which plants are real and which ones are fake.

We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite of The Sill’s faux plants that are on sale right now. And be sure to use code HUFFPOST10 at checkout for an additional 10% off already-on-sale faux plants.

Take a look below:

Faux Pilea Peperomioides

Normally $82, <a href="https://yhoo.it/2Bw3OFX" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">on sale for $74</a> in two planter colors. Use code <strong>HUFFPOST10</strong> for an extra 10% off. 
Normally $82, on sale for $74 in two planter colors. Use code HUFFPOST10 for an extra 10% off.

Faux Snake Laurentii

Normally $150, <a href="https://yhoo.it/3dK9qcU" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">on sale for $135</a> in four planters colors. Use code <strong>HUFFPOST10</strong> for an extra 10% off. 
Normally $150, on sale for $135 in four planters colors. Use code HUFFPOST10 for an extra 10% off.

Faux Monstera Leaves Trio

Normally $55, <a href="https://yhoo.it/3ggATo5" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">on sale for $49</a>. Use code <strong>HUFFPOST10</strong> for an extra 10% off. 
Normally $55, on sale for $49. Use code HUFFPOST10 for an extra 10% off.

Faux Angel Wings Begonia

Normally $82, <a href="on sale for $58" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">on sale for $58</a> in two planter colors. Use code <strong>HUFFPOST10</strong> for an extra 10% off.
Normally $82, on sale for $58 in two planter colors. Use code HUFFPOST10 for an extra 10% off.

Faux Calathea Orbifolia

Normally $250, <a href="https://yhoo.it/2BWwIyW" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">on sale for $225</a> in two planter colors. Use code <strong>HUFFPOST10</strong> for an extra 10% off. 
Normally $250, on sale for $225 in two planter colors. Use code HUFFPOST10 for an extra 10% off.

Faux Watermelon Peperomia

Normally $75, <a href="https://yhoo.it/3eQkNRL" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">on sale for $67</a>. Use code <strong>HUFFPOST10</strong> for an extra 10% off. 
Normally $75, on sale for $67 . Use code HUFFPOST10 for an extra 10% off.

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This article originally appeared on HuffPost and has been updated.