Have you ever considered that your
room's perimeter can feature something
other than framed art? Frazier likes to
think of blank walls as just another
creative surface for experimenting.
This month, she offers a simple and
sustainable tip for creating big impact
with a small footprint. These fallen palm
tree husks used to have a dried point at
the top but also featured a shiny and
smooth surface inside. All she did was
cut the top of each husk into a rounded
contour, then stapled each one directly
onto the wall, making sure the next husk
hid the previous staple. The smallest one
was placed last, and required a small dot
of hot melt glue to stay put. While it's
not meant to be part of any permanent
collection, this organic installation sure
generates a lot of conversation.