Possibly an old and heavily pruned variegated Plumeria. Not suited to indoor growing and very hard to find and very expensive I’d imagine.

Or it’s a fake.

Thanks so much for your reply. Any chance you know of an easier to find indoor Plant that has a similar look?

if i had a window like that .. i would wonder how cold it might be in my MI ... in winter ... and i would consider that variable in plant choice ..

for you ... where are you ... big city name ... and how about a pic of your room.. it would be best to make suggestions on your site.. rather than this random www pic ...

ken

ps: the thing that jumped out for me in the pic.. is all that glorious light ... and the darn thing is leaning ... one would think it would be bolt upright.. simply by turning it once every 3 months... which then made me think.. staged or photoshopped ... and then i lost interest ... because its fake ... and then i wondered what your situation was .. and then i decided i needed to stop drinking coffee because apparently i cant stop typing.. lol ... which is usually the case .. when the ps is longer than the original reply ... lol.. enough already ....

What Al said.

I agree, it doesn't look like a living plant.

See my second option.

fiddle leaf fig

House plants that will give you that look. Jade Plant, Desert Rose (Adenium), Milk Cactus (Euphorbia) several Euphorbia choices, real cactus - species unknown. Cactus next to the bed is a bit sketchy though. Then you will need money or patience to grow a houseplant to that big bonsai size.

I like jade plants for that tree-like look in a houseplant. It can take years to reach that size, though, unless you manage to find one that is already big.

If you're looking for a tree-like look, Portulacaria (upright cultivars) are a far better choice. The leaf size is much smaller, more in proportion to miniature tree forms, and the leaf density is many times greater than that of Crassula, so it makes a more realistic tree.

Al

The furniture and room is staged. I think ALL the plants in that room are plastic. I know the cactus to the right is, for sure.