Photo: Laurey W. Glenn
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It's not uncommon to leave certain walls unadorned, especially those in hallways or transition areas. Sometimes this is because homeowners are uncertain of what to place in those blank spots. Enhancing a bare wall with interesting objects and artifacts helps to complete the look of a home. A grouping of carved fragments make a bold statement above a simple table and chair.
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