This is so unusual- artist Corrie’s apt. is full of her paper plants. It all started because her apt. doesn’t get much light and Corrie wanted a fiddle leaf fig plant. So, she made one from paper and it was so addictive, she kept making more.
A paper pitcher plant, ornamental yam and pilea share the space with one of Corrie's first large paper DIYs.
It had never occurred to her before that paper is inexpensive and easy.
When it comes to paper plant creations, Corrie leans into saturation and vibrancy.
A paper oxalis is displayed inside a cloche.
An array of paper houseplants share a buffet.
Corrie's bright white eat-in kitchen allows her colorful paper houseplants to really pop. Even the bold blue dining table features her favorite foliage tattooed on top.
All the paper mâche magic happens in Corrie's favorite room, the home studio.
Craft command center.
Her neutral bedroom retreat is a continued gallery of artwork.
Even Corrie's bedroom light fixture features a touch of paper crafting.
When she's not paper planting, Corrie also enjoys sewing unique patterns. A large, cushioned wrench pillow rests on a vibrant, rainbow colored armchair.
She also came up with pants that fit better than off-the-rack, and shares the patterns online at https://www.corriebethmakes.com/anjoupants.
If you’d like to try making this plant, you can download the instructions at: https://www.hgtv.com/design/make-and-celebrate/handmade/make-a-crimson-glory-vine-paper-plant
https://www.hgtv.com/design/home-tours/tour-artist-corrie-beth-hoggs-eclectic-brooklyn-home-pictures
