While you can’t deny the sweetness of a lush bouquet of blooms, the simple lasting beauty of a bare branch arrangement is just as stunning. We love the rawness and sense of the outdoors that fallen branches bring to a room. All you’ll need to create our branch art is some twine, a glue gun and a pair of pruners.
hold that pose
A large, twisted Russian olive branch is an intriguing backdrop for this inviting resting spot.
tip: Anchor tall heavy branches with pea gravel, river rock or sand. Cabinet, UpCountry.
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